American Literature
American Literature
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Simms believed His himself a poet, and published some seven- influence teen volumes of verse in support of his conviction ; but his best contribution to poetry was made in plant- 310 AMERICAN LITERATURE [CHAP.
ing high hopes in the hearts of younger men, like Hayne and Timrod, who possessed the true poetic gift. At " Woodlands, " his beautiful country home, he dispensed a liberal old-time hospitality, entertain ing royally all who came in the name and fellowship of letters. As a stanch pioneer ...and patron, inspirit ing, nurturing by his enthusiasm the frail beginnings of a literature, Simms exerted an influence for which his name, if not his books, should long be held in honor.
EDGAR ALLAN POE 1809-1849 The most important influence emanating from these literary strivings of the South, strong, permanent, and far-reaching, was the work of Edgar Allan Foe, a strange and solitary figure in American literature. Though not a full-born son of the South, in natural temperament and in the tone and coloring of his writ ing he was thoroughly Southern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Simms believed His himself a poet, and published some seven- influence teen volumes of verse in support of his conviction ; but his best contribution to poetry was made in plant- 310 AMERICAN LITERATURE [CHAP.
ing high hopes in the hearts of younger men, like Hayne and Timrod, who possessed the true poetic gift. At " Woodlands, " his beautiful country home, he dispensed a liberal old-time hospitality, entertain ing royally all who came in the name and fellowship of letters. As a stanch pioneer ...and patron, inspirit ing, nurturing by his enthusiasm the frail beginnings of a literature, Simms exerted an influence for which his name, if not his books, should long be held in honor.
EDGAR ALLAN POE 1809-1849 The most important influence emanating from these literary strivings of the South, strong, permanent, and far-reaching, was the work of Edgar Allan Foe, a strange and solitary figure in American literature. Though not a full-born son of the South, in natural temperament and in the tone and coloring of his writ ing he was thoroughly Southern.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W Julian Willis Abernethy to read onlineMoreLess
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