An Essay On Percy Bysshe Shelley
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-' I concede however, in respect to the subject of our study as well as some few other illustrious examples, that the un- mistakable quality of the verse would be evidence enough, under usual circumstances, not only of the kind and degree of the intellectual but of the moral constitution of Shelley: the whole personality of the poet shining forward from the poems, without much need of going further to seek it. The " Remains" — produced within a period often years, and at a season of life when o...ther men of at all comparable genius have hardly done more than prepare the eye for future sight and the tongue for speech — present us with the complete enginery of a poet, as signal in the excellence of its several adaptitudes as transcendent in the combination of effects, — examples, in fact, of the whole poet's function of beholding with an understanding keenness the universe, nature and man, in their actual state of perfection in im- perfection, — of the whole poet's virtue of being untempted by the manifold partial developments of beauty and good on every side, into leaving them the ultimates he found them, — induced by the facility of the gratification of his own sense of those qualities, or by the pleasure of ac- quiescence in the short-comings of his predecessors in art, and the pain of disturbing their conventionalisms, — the 1 8 ESS A V ON SHELLE Y.
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-' I concede however, in respect to the subject of our study as well as some few other illustrious examples, that the un- mistakable quality of the verse would be evidence enough, under usual circumstances, not only of the kind and degree of the intellectual but of the moral constitution of Shelley: the whole personality of the poet shining forward from the poems, without much need of going further to seek it. The " Remains" — produced within a period often years, and at a season of life when o...ther men of at all comparable genius have hardly done more than prepare the eye for future sight and the tongue for speech — present us with the complete enginery of a poet, as signal in the excellence of its several adaptitudes as transcendent in the combination of effects, — examples, in fact, of the whole poet's function of beholding with an understanding keenness the universe, nature and man, in their actual state of perfection in im- perfection, — of the whole poet's virtue of being untempted by the manifold partial developments of beauty and good on every side, into leaving them the ultimates he found them, — induced by the facility of the gratification of his own sense of those qualities, or by the pleasure of ac- quiescence in the short-comings of his predecessors in art, and the pain of disturbing their conventionalisms, — the 1 8 ESS A V ON SHELLE Y.
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