American Literature 1607-1885
American Literature 1607-1885
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With all Whittier's love of New England soil and men, and all his hate of j oppression and political truckling, Lowell also j displayed wit and humor that sent his shafts I straight home, but, unfortunately, made thousands j of careless readers believe him a mere jester or at j best a vitriolic satirist, as in " What Mr. Robinson Thinks," a poem upon which its unfortunate Poets of Freedom and Culture. 197 subject's reputation chiefly rests. " The Biglow Papers" in their two series (1848-1867) a...re not only satire and idyllic picture, but also a valuable philological contribution, with their careful dis- play of the Yankee dialectic pronunciation and phraseology.
No other American poet has succeeded so con- stantly, and with such strong indication of high powers of observation and delineation of Yankee character, in portrayal of the New p^ii^^^tion England men as they are. Take the of Yankee o J character.
excellent pictures in " Fitz-Adam's Story," the only printed part of a never-fulfilled plan for a group-poem to be entitled ** The Noon- ing," and to be composed of serious or humorous tales in verse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With all Whittier's love of New England soil and men, and all his hate of j oppression and political truckling, Lowell also j displayed wit and humor that sent his shafts I straight home, but, unfortunately, made thousands j of careless readers believe him a mere jester or at j best a vitriolic satirist, as in " What Mr. Robinson Thinks," a poem upon which its unfortunate Poets of Freedom and Culture. 197 subject's reputation chiefly rests. " The Biglow Papers" in their two series (1848-1867) a...re not only satire and idyllic picture, but also a valuable philological contribution, with their careful dis- play of the Yankee dialectic pronunciation and phraseology.
No other American poet has succeeded so con- stantly, and with such strong indication of high powers of observation and delineation of Yankee character, in portrayal of the New p^ii^^^tion England men as they are. Take the of Yankee o J character.
excellent pictures in " Fitz-Adam's Story," the only printed part of a never-fulfilled plan for a group-poem to be entitled ** The Noon- ing," and to be composed of serious or humorous tales in verse.
What to read after American Literature 1607-1885?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Francis Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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