A Study of Shakespeare
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But what now shall I say that may not be too pitifully unworthy of theglories and the beauties, the unsurpassable pathos and sublimity inwovenwith the imperial texture of this very play? the blood-red Tyrian purpleof tragic maternal jealousy which might seem to array it in a worthyattire of its Tyrian name; the flower-soft loveliness of maidenlamentation over the flower-strewn seaside grave of Marina's oldsea-tossed nurse, where I am unvirtuous enough (as virtue goes amongmoralists) to feel mor...e at home and better at ease than in the atmosphereof her later lodging in Mitylene? What, above all, shall be said of thatstorm above all storms ever raised in poetry, which ushered into a worldof such wonders and strange chances the daughter of the wave-worn andworld-wandering prince of Tyre? Nothing but this perhaps, that itstands--or rather let me say that it blows and sounds and shines andrings and thunders and lightens as far ahead of all others as theburlesque sea-storm of Rabelais beyond all possible storms of comedy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what now shall I say that may not be too pitifully unworthy of theglories and the beauties, the unsurpassable pathos and sublimity inwovenwith the imperial texture of this very play? the blood-red Tyrian purpleof tragic maternal jealousy which might seem to array it in a worthyattire of its Tyrian name; the flower-soft loveliness of maidenlamentation over the flower-strewn seaside grave of Marina's oldsea-tossed nurse, where I am unvirtuous enough (as virtue goes amongmoralists) to feel mor...e at home and better at ease than in the atmosphereof her later lodging in Mitylene? What, above all, shall be said of thatstorm above all storms ever raised in poetry, which ushered into a worldof such wonders and strange chances the daughter of the wave-worn andworld-wandering prince of Tyre? Nothing but this perhaps, that itstands--or rather let me say that it blows and sounds and shines andrings and thunders and lightens as far ahead of all others as theburlesque sea-storm of Rabelais beyond all possible storms of comedy.
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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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