Arthur Hugh Clough
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A poetical por- trait of him is provided by Principal Shairp, in the poem "Balliol Scholars" which he wrote in 1875 : " Foremost one stood, with forehead high and broad, — Sculptor ne'er moulded grander dome of thought, — Beneath it, eyes dark-histred rolled and glowed, Deep wells of feeling where the full soul wrought ; Yet lithe of limb, and strong as shepherd boy. He roamed the wastes and drank the mountain joy, To cool a heart too cruelly distraught. " In a prose contribution to the Memoir,... Shairp men- tions massiveness of figure as one of the strongest impressions given by Clough. His health and vigour through these Oxford years were exceptional. A contributing cause for the slenderness of his poetic product may be detected in the nature and extent of his physical power, which was of a sort to make for a measure of stolidity. He was keen and taut, but his stimuli came from within. He was not extraordinarily alive to impressions, as he should have been satisfied that he was before proposing to himself a poetic career.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A poetical por- trait of him is provided by Principal Shairp, in the poem "Balliol Scholars" which he wrote in 1875 : " Foremost one stood, with forehead high and broad, — Sculptor ne'er moulded grander dome of thought, — Beneath it, eyes dark-histred rolled and glowed, Deep wells of feeling where the full soul wrought ; Yet lithe of limb, and strong as shepherd boy. He roamed the wastes and drank the mountain joy, To cool a heart too cruelly distraught. " In a prose contribution to the Memoir,... Shairp men- tions massiveness of figure as one of the strongest impressions given by Clough. His health and vigour through these Oxford years were exceptional. A contributing cause for the slenderness of his poetic product may be detected in the nature and extent of his physical power, which was of a sort to make for a measure of stolidity. He was keen and taut, but his stimuli came from within. He was not extraordinarily alive to impressions, as he should have been satisfied that he was before proposing to himself a poetic career.
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