As if all this isn't ragged enough, it ends with a hollow blast at Jules Verne, in the jocose manner of Twain's well-known, more appropriate diatribe about James Fenimore Cooper.
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In 1938, Gilpatric published " The Compleat Goggler " ( the archaic title a jocose reference to Izaak Walton's " The Compleat Angler " ), considered the first comprehensive guide to spearfishing.
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Here, jocose and tender by turns but generally genial, he was Gambolling Giant, in complete control of the instrument he played at virtuoso level and of the genre he had inherited from Mozart and Haydn and surpassed them in, so that we now think of him and not them as its founding father.
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He disposed it into the | Form of a " Satyr, " of the same Kind which " Varro " invented, intermixing Prose with Verse, the Serious with the Jocose, and stiled it " Menippean; " because " Menippus " had before treated of Serious Matters in a Pleasant Style.
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Cerf is, at all times, bumptious and enthusiastic _ there are a lot of jocose asides about the figure and charms of their mutual secretary _ while Klopfer is the pensive adult, wondering whether there will be a place for him when the war is over and, assuming there is, whether running a big company will be any fun.
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H . L . Mencken used the word " chautauqua " ( lower case ) to refer more generally to a herd of clumsy writers : " When they essay to be jocose, the result is usually an elephantine whimsicality, by the chautauqua out of the " Atlantic Monthly " . " [ Vintage Mencken, p . 96, ed.
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:: " Well, then, I wish you'd keep hold o'the tune, when it's set for you; if you're for prac " tis " ing, I wish you'd prac " tise " that, " said a large jocose-looking man, an excellent wheelwright in his week-day capacity, but on Sundays leader of the choir.
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This popularity, as Parisot says, " confirms the fashionable mid-century taste for mournful piety . " Thomas Gray, who found inspiration in a churchyard, claimed to have a naturally melancholy spirit, writing in a letter that " low spirits are my true and faithful companions; they get up with me, go to bed with me; make journeys and returns as I do; nay, and pay visits, and will even affect to be jocose, and force a feeble laugh with me; but most commonly we sit alone together, and are the prettiest insipid company in the world ."
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The prologue, which has no official title but is usually referred to by its first line, " Wanting is what ? ", became one of Browning's favourite short lyrics and is a standard fixture in anthologies . " Jocoseria " whose title comes from a 1598 collection of jokes and anecdotes, referring to its jocose and serious contents was released in late 1883, and enjoyed decent sales despite the lack of critical plaudits, to such an extent that Browning's already-completed follow-up " Ferishtah's Fancies " was delayed for nearly a year so as not to crowd it out of the shops.
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