Aaron Hill Poet Dramatist Projector
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... A mere poet, that is to say, a wretch who has nothing but the jingle in his brains to ring chimes to his vanity, and whose whole trade is rhyme- jobbing, — such a creature is certainly the most worthless incumbrance of his country." General as this is, it was undoubtedly levelled at Pope, to whom the preface returns for a final petulant fling: "If, after all, it was not the 204 AARON HILL subject, but the poem, that found no favor in his eyes, I will take upon me to assure him, it sues not ...for the bless- ing ; let him take it as ill as he pleases, I dare at least under- take, it shall easily defend itself against any attack of his making; which pray, Sir, inform him, since you are his greatest admirer." Of this outburst Pope took no notice, and Hill must have grown somewhat ashamed of it; for in 1720 he sent Pope another poem — The Creation — accompanied by an apology. 6 Pope, in his acknowledgment, 7 declares himself pleased at the opportunity the gift offers of assuring Hill that he neither did, nor intended doing, him the least injury; he had been in so great a hurry at the time Lintot showed him the poem that he postponed a careful reading for a day or two; but the parts he did glance over he liked, and told Lintot so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
... A mere poet, that is to say, a wretch who has nothing but the jingle in his brains to ring chimes to his vanity, and whose whole trade is rhyme- jobbing, — such a creature is certainly the most worthless incumbrance of his country." General as this is, it was undoubtedly levelled at Pope, to whom the preface returns for a final petulant fling: "If, after all, it was not the 204 AARON HILL subject, but the poem, that found no favor in his eyes, I will take upon me to assure him, it sues not ...for the bless- ing ; let him take it as ill as he pleases, I dare at least under- take, it shall easily defend itself against any attack of his making; which pray, Sir, inform him, since you are his greatest admirer." Of this outburst Pope took no notice, and Hill must have grown somewhat ashamed of it; for in 1720 he sent Pope another poem — The Creation — accompanied by an apology. 6 Pope, in his acknowledgment, 7 declares himself pleased at the opportunity the gift offers of assuring Hill that he neither did, nor intended doing, him the least injury; he had been in so great a hurry at the time Lintot showed him the poem that he postponed a careful reading for a day or two; but the parts he did glance over he liked, and told Lintot so.
What to read after Aaron Hill Poet Dramatist Projector?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Brewster to read onlineMoreLess
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