A Duet With Omar By Albert J Edmunds
A Duet With Omar By Albert J Edmunds
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Lacking confidence in his own poetic ability, the author showed the manuscript to James E. Richard- son, the poet, to whom are due the following words: rolled, in stanza 5; thru thought's, in 15; screened apse, instead of vestry, in 18. Verse 38 was also composed at his suggestion for dramatic effect, as well as 44. The doctor mused is Richardson's, tho the rest of the verse is simply my original draft of stanzas 36 and 39, slightly altered.
Mr. Richardson rewrote Canto I from an earlier draft,... and his version is appended for the interest of students.
The poets who have influenced me most have been : Longfellow and Campbell (since 1868) ; Cowper (1869) ; Gray, Poe, Macaulay and a modicum of Byron (about 1870) ; Milton and Aytoun (1871) ; Scott (1873, lyrics earlier); Shakspeare (1874); Calverley (1877); Myers (1878); Tennyson and Wordsworth (1880, but some lyrics earlier) ; Whittier (1881) ; Shelley (1884) ; Mat- thew Arnold (1898) ; Burton (1901) ; Fitzgerald (1912). The Omar was read to me by Frank W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lacking confidence in his own poetic ability, the author showed the manuscript to James E. Richard- son, the poet, to whom are due the following words: rolled, in stanza 5; thru thought's, in 15; screened apse, instead of vestry, in 18. Verse 38 was also composed at his suggestion for dramatic effect, as well as 44. The doctor mused is Richardson's, tho the rest of the verse is simply my original draft of stanzas 36 and 39, slightly altered.
Mr. Richardson rewrote Canto I from an earlier draft,... and his version is appended for the interest of students.
The poets who have influenced me most have been : Longfellow and Campbell (since 1868) ; Cowper (1869) ; Gray, Poe, Macaulay and a modicum of Byron (about 1870) ; Milton and Aytoun (1871) ; Scott (1873, lyrics earlier); Shakspeare (1874); Calverley (1877); Myers (1878); Tennyson and Wordsworth (1880, but some lyrics earlier) ; Whittier (1881) ; Shelley (1884) ; Mat- thew Arnold (1898) ; Burton (1901) ; Fitzgerald (1912). The Omar was read to me by Frank W.
What to read after A Duet With Omar By Albert J Edmunds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert J Albert Joseph Edmunds to read onlineMoreLess
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