Charles Lamb
Charles Lamb
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If Lamb's youngest andtenderest reverence was given to Coleridge, Hazlitt's intellect must alsohave commanded his later permanent respect. Without the imagination andextreme facility of Coleridge, he had almost as much subtlety and far moresteadfastness of mind. Perhaps this steadfastness remained sometimes untilit took the color of obstinacy; but, as in the case of his constancy tothe first Napoleon, it was obstinacy riveted and made firm by someconcurring respect. I do not know that Hazlitt h...ad the more affectionatenature of the two; but assuredly he was less tossed about and his sightless obscured by floating fancies and vast changing projects (_muscaevolitantes_) than the other. To the one are ascribed fierce and enviouspassions; coarse thoughts and habits--(he has indeed been crowned bydefamation); whilst to Coleridge have been awarded reputation and glory, and praise from a thousand tongues. To secure justice we must wait forunbiassed posterity.
I meet, at present, with few persons who recollect much of Hazlitt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If Lamb's youngest andtenderest reverence was given to Coleridge, Hazlitt's intellect must alsohave commanded his later permanent respect. Without the imagination andextreme facility of Coleridge, he had almost as much subtlety and far moresteadfastness of mind. Perhaps this steadfastness remained sometimes untilit took the color of obstinacy; but, as in the case of his constancy tothe first Napoleon, it was obstinacy riveted and made firm by someconcurring respect. I do not know that Hazlitt h...ad the more affectionatenature of the two; but assuredly he was less tossed about and his sightless obscured by floating fancies and vast changing projects (_muscaevolitantes_) than the other. To the one are ascribed fierce and enviouspassions; coarse thoughts and habits--(he has indeed been crowned bydefamation); whilst to Coleridge have been awarded reputation and glory, and praise from a thousand tongues. To secure justice we must wait forunbiassed posterity.
I meet, at present, with few persons who recollect much of Hazlitt.
What to read after Charles Lamb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornwall, Barry, 1787-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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