A Song of Italy
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Good creatures of the stall or sty; Shove snouts for crumbs below the table ; Lie still, and rise not up to lie.
It is a degradation to dissect such trash as this. Messrs. Moxon and Co. Liave been blamed for the part they have played in relation to the ' Poems and Ballads, The Kxamhter falls fonl of these frentlcmen, and declares that they are only fit to keep ' a milk-walk for the use of babes. " "— Su^DAY Gazette.
" We hiffhly approve of the defence made by Mr. Swinburne of the liberty of wri...ters, and willingly indorse his sentiments :— ' Literature, to be worthy of men, must be larifc, lIlxTal, sincere, and cannot be chaste it she l)e prudish. Purity and prudishncss cannot keep hout>e together. Wlicre free speceh and fair play are interdicted, loul hints and evil sugjfestions are hatched into fa'lid life. ' " — Stirling Adtebtiseb.
" Terrified by the clamour of a literary clique, Mr. Swinburne's jmblishcrs have withdrawn their name from the title-page of his book. . . . We cannot blame a tradesman for declining to carry on the sale of certain goods which may not be to the taste of his best customers or supporters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good creatures of the stall or sty; Shove snouts for crumbs below the table ; Lie still, and rise not up to lie.
It is a degradation to dissect such trash as this. Messrs. Moxon and Co. Liave been blamed for the part they have played in relation to the ' Poems and Ballads, The Kxamhter falls fonl of these frentlcmen, and declares that they are only fit to keep ' a milk-walk for the use of babes. " "— Su^DAY Gazette.
" We hiffhly approve of the defence made by Mr. Swinburne of the liberty of wri...ters, and willingly indorse his sentiments :— ' Literature, to be worthy of men, must be larifc, lIlxTal, sincere, and cannot be chaste it she l)e prudish. Purity and prudishncss cannot keep hout>e together. Wlicre free speceh and fair play are interdicted, loul hints and evil sugjfestions are hatched into fa'lid life. ' " — Stirling Adtebtiseb.
" Terrified by the clamour of a literary clique, Mr. Swinburne's jmblishcrs have withdrawn their name from the title-page of his book. . . . We cannot blame a tradesman for declining to carry on the sale of certain goods which may not be to the taste of his best customers or supporters.
What to read after A Song of Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinburne Algernon Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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