Common Sense a Poem
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Not Corsairs, Pedlars, Waggoners,— but Men.
And then his back-grounds— how the figures glow With all the mimic art of Gerard Dow ; ; « I am sorry to cobIms my inability to explain the miwning of Has luod word. Psydiology is/ however, a spedee of metaphysical philosophy, the Itnowkdge of which » essential to the poet ; but which no poet befioie Woids- i^orth and Coleridge ever dfcamed of. We nuiy Ibrm a lolendkle estimate of its value, from knowing that it is something which these possess, and w...hidk Crabbe does not possess. It is almost unnecessary to add, that a talkative Ped« larifrihe hero of « the Excioskm ;'* and Huii «*JBeBJ«min the WaggoiMr)** is the title of Mr. Wordrworth's last poem.
COMMON SEStSE. )T Each in itself ii picture-^-while the soul Of one great moral breatbes throughout the whoiej If faultless fimshing have power to please,* There^s Campbell, great in every thing but ease.
Would that, as now imd then, he always durst . : Trust to his genius in its wildest burst ; .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not Corsairs, Pedlars, Waggoners,— but Men.
And then his back-grounds— how the figures glow With all the mimic art of Gerard Dow ; ; « I am sorry to cobIms my inability to explain the miwning of Has luod word. Psydiology is/ however, a spedee of metaphysical philosophy, the Itnowkdge of which » essential to the poet ; but which no poet befioie Woids- i^orth and Coleridge ever dfcamed of. We nuiy Ibrm a lolendkle estimate of its value, from knowing that it is something which these possess, and w...hidk Crabbe does not possess. It is almost unnecessary to add, that a talkative Ped« larifrihe hero of « the Excioskm ;'* and Huii «*JBeBJ«min the WaggoiMr)** is the title of Mr. Wordrworth's last poem.
COMMON SEStSE. )T Each in itself ii picture-^-while the soul Of one great moral breatbes throughout the whoiej If faultless fimshing have power to please,* There^s Campbell, great in every thing but ease.
Would that, as now imd then, he always durst . : Trust to his genius in its wildest burst ; .
What to read after Common Sense a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hughes Terrot to read onlineMoreLess
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