Critical Kit-Kats
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On the 7th of December, 1832, he says : " The news of this week is that Thackeray has come but is going to leave again for Devonshire directly.
He came very opportunely to divert my Blue Devils : notwithstanding, we do not see very much of each other : and he has now so many friends (especially the Buliers) that he has no such wish for my society. He is as full of good humour and kindness as ever. The next news is that a new volume of Tennyson is out, containing nothing more than you have in MS.... except one or two things not worth having " I have been poring over Wordsworth lately, which has had much effect in bettering my Blue Devils : for his philosophy does not abjure melancholy, but puts a pleasant countenance upon it, and connects it with humanity. It is very well, if the sensibility that makes us fearful of ourselves is diverted to become a cause of Digitized by Google Edward FitzGcrald 69 sympathy and interest with nature and mankind : and this I think Wordsworth tends to do. I think I told you of Shakespeare's sonnets before : I cannot tell you what sweetness I find in them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 7th of December, 1832, he says : " The news of this week is that Thackeray has come but is going to leave again for Devonshire directly.
He came very opportunely to divert my Blue Devils : notwithstanding, we do not see very much of each other : and he has now so many friends (especially the Buliers) that he has no such wish for my society. He is as full of good humour and kindness as ever. The next news is that a new volume of Tennyson is out, containing nothing more than you have in MS.... except one or two things not worth having " I have been poring over Wordsworth lately, which has had much effect in bettering my Blue Devils : for his philosophy does not abjure melancholy, but puts a pleasant countenance upon it, and connects it with humanity. It is very well, if the sensibility that makes us fearful of ourselves is diverted to become a cause of Digitized by Google Edward FitzGcrald 69 sympathy and interest with nature and mankind : and this I think Wordsworth tends to do. I think I told you of Shakespeare's sonnets before : I cannot tell you what sweetness I find in them.
What to read after Critical Kit-Kats?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gosse, Edmund, 1849-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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