Every Man His Own Poet
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The only difference is, that the cook would prefergood materials if he could get them, whilst the modern poet will takethe bad from choice. As far, however, as the nature of materials goes, those which the two artists work with are the same--_viz. _, animals, vegetables, and spirits. It was the practice of Shakespeare and otherearlier masters to make use of all these together, mixing them invarious proportions. But the moderns have found that it is better andfar easier to employ each separately.... Thus Mr. Swinburne uses verylittle else but animal matter in the composition of his dishes, which itmust be confessed are somewhat unwholesome in consequence: whilst thelate Mr. Wordsworth, on the contrary, confined himself almostexclusively to the confection of primrose pudding, and flint soup, flavoured with the lesser-celandine; and only now and then a beggar-boyboiled down in it to give it a colour. The robins and drowned lambswhich he was wont to use, when an additional piquancy was needed, wereemployed so sparingly that they did not destroy in the least the generalvegetable tone of his productions; and these form in consequence anunimpeachable lenten diet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only difference is, that the cook would prefergood materials if he could get them, whilst the modern poet will takethe bad from choice. As far, however, as the nature of materials goes, those which the two artists work with are the same--_viz. _, animals, vegetables, and spirits. It was the practice of Shakespeare and otherearlier masters to make use of all these together, mixing them invarious proportions. But the moderns have found that it is better andfar easier to employ each separately.... Thus Mr. Swinburne uses verylittle else but animal matter in the composition of his dishes, which itmust be confessed are somewhat unwholesome in consequence: whilst thelate Mr. Wordsworth, on the contrary, confined himself almostexclusively to the confection of primrose pudding, and flint soup, flavoured with the lesser-celandine; and only now and then a beggar-boyboiled down in it to give it a colour. The robins and drowned lambswhich he was wont to use, when an additional piquancy was needed, wereemployed so sparingly that they did not destroy in the least the generalvegetable tone of his productions; and these form in consequence anunimpeachable lenten diet.
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