A Shelley Primer
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Scene 2), and is dedicated to "Thomas Brown, Esq. , the younger, H. F. " {i. E. , Moore, the poet, who wrote The Fudge Family under this title. H. F. = Historian of the Fudges (?) ) In the concluding sentence of the Dedication, Macaulay's famous picture of the New Zealander standing on the ruins of London Bridge is curiously anticipated. Shelley's poem is called Peter Bell the Third because it was preceded by (i) Peter Bell, a Lyrical Ballad, by J. H. Reynolds, a clever skit on Wordsworth, whic...h appeared between the advertise- ment and actual publication of the true Peter; (2) Peter Bell, by Wordsworth himself. This succession of Peters is alluded to in Shelley's Prologue. Wordsworth's poem left Peter a reformed character, and Shelley starts from this point.
Summary. — Part I. Death. Peter, now grown old, falls sick, and is persuaded by his friends that he is predestined to damnation. He dies. Part II. The Devil. Peter, now dead, accepts the livery, and enters the service of the devil 94 SHELLEY PEIMER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scene 2), and is dedicated to "Thomas Brown, Esq. , the younger, H. F. " {i. E. , Moore, the poet, who wrote The Fudge Family under this title. H. F. = Historian of the Fudges (?) ) In the concluding sentence of the Dedication, Macaulay's famous picture of the New Zealander standing on the ruins of London Bridge is curiously anticipated. Shelley's poem is called Peter Bell the Third because it was preceded by (i) Peter Bell, a Lyrical Ballad, by J. H. Reynolds, a clever skit on Wordsworth, whic...h appeared between the advertise- ment and actual publication of the true Peter; (2) Peter Bell, by Wordsworth himself. This succession of Peters is alluded to in Shelley's Prologue. Wordsworth's poem left Peter a reformed character, and Shelley starts from this point.
Summary. — Part I. Death. Peter, now grown old, falls sick, and is persuaded by his friends that he is predestined to damnation. He dies. Part II. The Devil. Peter, now dead, accepts the livery, and enters the service of the devil 94 SHELLEY PEIMER.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Stephens Salt to read onlineMoreLess
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