Browning And His Century
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They fall those sheathings now grown sere, whose aid Was infinite to truth they wrapped, saved fine And free through march frost : May dews crystalline Nourish truth merely, does June boast the fruit As not new vesture merely but, to boot, ART SHIBBOLETHS 219 Novel creation? Soon shall fade and fall Myth after myth the husk-hke Hes I call New truth's Corolla-safeguard. " In another passage is shown how the permanence of feehng conserves even the form, if we will bring ourselves into touch with ...it: "Never dream That what once lived shall ever die! They seem Dead do they? lapsed things lost in limbo? Bring Our hfe to kindle theirs, and straight each king Starts, you shall see, stands up. " This kindling of an old form with our own life is more diflScult in the case of music than it is in painting or poetry, for in these we have a concrete form to deal with a form which reflects the thought with much more definite- ness than music is able to do. The strength and weakness, at once, of music is that it gives expression to subtler regions of thought and feeling than the other arts, at the same time that the form is more evanescent, because fashioned out of elements infinitely less related to nature than those of other art forms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They fall those sheathings now grown sere, whose aid Was infinite to truth they wrapped, saved fine And free through march frost : May dews crystalline Nourish truth merely, does June boast the fruit As not new vesture merely but, to boot, ART SHIBBOLETHS 219 Novel creation? Soon shall fade and fall Myth after myth the husk-hke Hes I call New truth's Corolla-safeguard. " In another passage is shown how the permanence of feehng conserves even the form, if we will bring ourselves into touch with ...it: "Never dream That what once lived shall ever die! They seem Dead do they? lapsed things lost in limbo? Bring Our hfe to kindle theirs, and straight each king Starts, you shall see, stands up. " This kindling of an old form with our own life is more diflScult in the case of music than it is in painting or poetry, for in these we have a concrete form to deal with a form which reflects the thought with much more definite- ness than music is able to do. The strength and weakness, at once, of music is that it gives expression to subtler regions of thought and feeling than the other arts, at the same time that the form is more evanescent, because fashioned out of elements infinitely less related to nature than those of other art forms.
What to read after Browning And His Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Archibald Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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