A Third Gallery of Portraits
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Let them look especially J. ST ANY AN BIGGi 149 to his " Macbeth," " Hamlet," " Lear," and " Timon," and notice how, in these masterpieces of his genius, he has united the subtlest reflection and loftiest imagination, to the liveliest interest and the warmest human feeling. How clear he is, too, amid all his depth ; how direct amid all his passion ; and how masculine amid all his subtlety, not to speak of the infi- nite variety produced by his interchange of the gay with the grave — of the comi...c with the tragic elements. Or let them study not Shelley's "Prometheus," but his "Cenci;" and take not the monstrosity of the story, but the manhood of the style, for their model. Or let them read " Wallenstein," and the other great dramas of Schiller. Or let them consult Byron himself, and see how, in " Manfred," in " Sardanapa- lus," and in " Cain," he has combined the deepest thought he was capable of, and admirable artistic management of style and character, with vividness of individual portraiture, and intensity of interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let them look especially J. ST ANY AN BIGGi 149 to his " Macbeth," " Hamlet," " Lear," and " Timon," and notice how, in these masterpieces of his genius, he has united the subtlest reflection and loftiest imagination, to the liveliest interest and the warmest human feeling. How clear he is, too, amid all his depth ; how direct amid all his passion ; and how masculine amid all his subtlety, not to speak of the infi- nite variety produced by his interchange of the gay with the grave — of the comi...c with the tragic elements. Or let them study not Shelley's "Prometheus," but his "Cenci;" and take not the monstrosity of the story, but the manhood of the style, for their model. Or let them read " Wallenstein," and the other great dramas of Schiller. Or let them consult Byron himself, and see how, in " Manfred," in " Sardanapa- lus," and in " Cain," he has combined the deepest thought he was capable of, and admirable artistic management of style and character, with vividness of individual portraiture, and intensity of interest.
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