Counsels And Ideals From the Writings of William Osler
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Those of us who have read the epic of the late distinguished Professor George B. \Yood, of the University of Pennsylvania, entitled, VARIA 267 First and Last^ published when he was sixty -four, will devoutly hope that professors of medicine, when afflicted with this form of madness, will follow his example and publish their poems anony- mously and in another country. Jacob Bigelow, too, when nearly seventy, ' darkened sanctities with song' with his American Rejected Addresses. " 1 - (Eolopoesis...^) b All the while Keats was * budding patiently, ' feeling His master- his powers expand, and with the * viewless winged passion. Poesy ' taking ever larger flights. An absorption in ideals, a yearning passion for the beautiful, was, he says, his master-passion. Matthew Arnold re- marks it was with him ' an intellectual and spiritual passion. ' It is l connected and made one/ as Keats declares that in his case it was, ' with the ambition of the intellect. ' ' It is, ' as again he says, * the mighty abstract idea of Beauty in all things.
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Those of us who have read the epic of the late distinguished Professor George B. \Yood, of the University of Pennsylvania, entitled, VARIA 267 First and Last^ published when he was sixty -four, will devoutly hope that professors of medicine, when afflicted with this form of madness, will follow his example and publish their poems anony- mously and in another country. Jacob Bigelow, too, when nearly seventy, ' darkened sanctities with song' with his American Rejected Addresses. " 1 - (Eolopoesis...^) b All the while Keats was * budding patiently, ' feeling His master- his powers expand, and with the * viewless winged passion. Poesy ' taking ever larger flights. An absorption in ideals, a yearning passion for the beautiful, was, he says, his master-passion. Matthew Arnold re- marks it was with him ' an intellectual and spiritual passion. ' It is l connected and made one/ as Keats declares that in his case it was, ' with the ambition of the intellect. ' ' It is, ' as again he says, * the mighty abstract idea of Beauty in all things.
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