An Anatomy of Poetry
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It is surely neither a hint on inter- pretation to the actors, a guide to the proper man- agement of the limes and the conduct of the ' pro- perty ' bats, nor is it a piece of prose whose cadence is to vary the blank verse for the reader.
However, we very rarely find Mr. Gordon Bot- tomley ' talking through his hat ' like this ; his plays are usually models of economy and restraint.
6 Grauch/ like * King Lear's Wife/ is an attempt to reconstruct the past of one of Shakespeare's characters.
This... time he has chosen Lady Macbeth. She is a girl and is to be married (because her lands march with his) to the oafish but good-natured Thane of Fortingall, the owner of ' a small, black stone castle in the north of Scotland/ It is the eve of her wedding to this bridegroom, whose state and char- acter she views with equal contempt. The scene opens with the wedding preparations, a device which automatically answers the reader's question, ' Why should she marry him unless she chose ? ' 226 SHORT STUDIES OF SOME MODERN POETS by showing the reiterated pressure of minor com- monplace events on the strongest character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is surely neither a hint on inter- pretation to the actors, a guide to the proper man- agement of the limes and the conduct of the ' pro- perty ' bats, nor is it a piece of prose whose cadence is to vary the blank verse for the reader.
However, we very rarely find Mr. Gordon Bot- tomley ' talking through his hat ' like this ; his plays are usually models of economy and restraint.
6 Grauch/ like * King Lear's Wife/ is an attempt to reconstruct the past of one of Shakespeare's characters.
This... time he has chosen Lady Macbeth. She is a girl and is to be married (because her lands march with his) to the oafish but good-natured Thane of Fortingall, the owner of ' a small, black stone castle in the north of Scotland/ It is the eve of her wedding to this bridegroom, whose state and char- acter she views with equal contempt. The scene opens with the wedding preparations, a device which automatically answers the reader's question, ' Why should she marry him unless she chose ? ' 226 SHORT STUDIES OF SOME MODERN POETS by showing the reiterated pressure of minor com- monplace events on the strongest character.
What to read after An Anatomy of Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amabel Williams Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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