Essays On Poetry
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But on this poet's doubts and anxieties we may dis- pense ourselves from dweUing. Tennyson has voiced them for himself in language which has caught and lingered in the world's ear. Nor shall we dwell m this connexion on D. G. Rossetti, of whom one full- length picture is given, or on William Morris, who thought the question of the existence of God " unim- portant." As to scientists, we meet Darwin — chiefly in his old withered-up days, when his loss of any spiritual outlook had led (as he confe...ssed) to an entire lack of S5rmpathy with poetry or art. Tyndall also appears — as for instance in this dinner-table episode — with another eminent person. " Tyndall began talk- ing in his loose way about ' this poem— or poetic idea — God." Gladstone looked at him with severity : * Professor Tyndall, leave God to the poets and philosophers, and attend to your own business.' Tyndall fell quite silent for several minutes." While these fires crackled around, the snow con- tinued melting : Allingham did not bring himself to close quarters with the history or logic of any creed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But on this poet's doubts and anxieties we may dis- pense ourselves from dweUing. Tennyson has voiced them for himself in language which has caught and lingered in the world's ear. Nor shall we dwell m this connexion on D. G. Rossetti, of whom one full- length picture is given, or on William Morris, who thought the question of the existence of God " unim- portant." As to scientists, we meet Darwin — chiefly in his old withered-up days, when his loss of any spiritual outlook had led (as he confe...ssed) to an entire lack of S5rmpathy with poetry or art. Tyndall also appears — as for instance in this dinner-table episode — with another eminent person. " Tyndall began talk- ing in his loose way about ' this poem— or poetic idea — God." Gladstone looked at him with severity : * Professor Tyndall, leave God to the poets and philosophers, and attend to your own business.' Tyndall fell quite silent for several minutes." While these fires crackled around, the snow con- tinued melting : Allingham did not bring himself to close quarters with the history or logic of any creed.
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