Books And Men
Books And Men
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" There is Emily Bronte, whose verses we were permitted for years to ignore, and in whom we are now 138 BOOKS AND MEN, peremptorily commanded to recognize a true poet. Miss Mary Robinson, who, in common with most female biographers, is an enthusiast rather than a critic, never wearies of praising the " splendid and vigorous movement " of Emily Bronte's poems, " with their surplus imagination, their sweeping impressiveness, their instinctive music and irregular Tightness of form. " On the other ...hand, Mr. Gosse, while acknowledging in them a very high order of merit, laments that such burning thoughts should be "concealed for the most part in the tame and ambling measures dedi- cated to female verse by the practice of Felicia Hemans and Letitia Landon. " So far, in- deed, from recognizing the " vigorous move- ment " and " irregular Tightness of form " which Miss Robinson so much admires, he describes A Death Scene, one of the finest in point of conception, as " clothed in a measure that is like the livery of a charitable institu- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There is Emily Bronte, whose verses we were permitted for years to ignore, and in whom we are now 138 BOOKS AND MEN, peremptorily commanded to recognize a true poet. Miss Mary Robinson, who, in common with most female biographers, is an enthusiast rather than a critic, never wearies of praising the " splendid and vigorous movement " of Emily Bronte's poems, " with their surplus imagination, their sweeping impressiveness, their instinctive music and irregular Tightness of form. " On the other ...hand, Mr. Gosse, while acknowledging in them a very high order of merit, laments that such burning thoughts should be "concealed for the most part in the tame and ambling measures dedi- cated to female verse by the practice of Felicia Hemans and Letitia Landon. " So far, in- deed, from recognizing the " vigorous move- ment " and " irregular Tightness of form " which Miss Robinson so much admires, he describes A Death Scene, one of the finest in point of conception, as " clothed in a measure that is like the livery of a charitable institu- tion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Repplier Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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