Coleridge 10
Coleridge 10
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This coldness is very painful to the Baron, who has no more conception than herself of the supernatural transformation.
She at last yields to her father's entreaties, and consents to approach the altar with the hated suitor. The real lover returning, enters at this moment, and produces the ring which she had once given him in sign of her betrothment. Thus defeated, the supernatural being Geraldine disappears. As predicted, the castle-bell tolls, the mother's voice is heard, and, to the exceedin...g great joy of the parties, the rightful marriage takes place, after which follows a reconciliation and explanation between father and daughter." 56 COLERIDGE. [chap.
1 Charles Lamb strongly recommended him to leave it un- ' finished, and Hartley Coleridge, in every respect as com- petent a judge on that point as could well be found, al- ways declared bis conviction that his father could not, at least qualis ah incepto, have finished the poem.
The much-admired little piece first published in the Lyrical Ballads under the title of Loye^ and probably best known by its (original) first and most pregnant stanza,' possesses a twofold interest for the student of Coleridge's life and works, as illustrating at once one of the most marked characteristics of his peculiar tempera- ment, and one of the most distinctive features of his poetic manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This coldness is very painful to the Baron, who has no more conception than herself of the supernatural transformation.
She at last yields to her father's entreaties, and consents to approach the altar with the hated suitor. The real lover returning, enters at this moment, and produces the ring which she had once given him in sign of her betrothment. Thus defeated, the supernatural being Geraldine disappears. As predicted, the castle-bell tolls, the mother's voice is heard, and, to the exceedin...g great joy of the parties, the rightful marriage takes place, after which follows a reconciliation and explanation between father and daughter." 56 COLERIDGE. [chap.
1 Charles Lamb strongly recommended him to leave it un- ' finished, and Hartley Coleridge, in every respect as com- petent a judge on that point as could well be found, al- ways declared bis conviction that his father could not, at least qualis ah incepto, have finished the poem.
The much-admired little piece first published in the Lyrical Ballads under the title of Loye^ and probably best known by its (original) first and most pregnant stanza,' possesses a twofold interest for the student of Coleridge's life and works, as illustrating at once one of the most marked characteristics of his peculiar tempera- ment, and one of the most distinctive features of his poetic manner.
What to read after Coleridge 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Henry Duff Traill to read onlineMoreLess
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