For Englands Sake Verses And Songs in Time of War
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The Hospital section is the literary picture of a section of human suffering which has not before found its artist. There is here the result of a direct experience by one who knows what to say, what to indicate, what to leave unsaid. ' The Critic (New York) thinks ' Mr. Henley the easy achiever of all he essays to do, ' and signals out especially the 'jocosery, the grotesquery, and daintiness of form ' of the Bric-a-brac section.
The Scotsman says ' the collection is one over which the lover of... poetry will linger . . . For its natural simplicity and directness of feeling, its careful, choice, and harmonious handling of language. ' The Weekly Register says of the Hospital poems, * They may be painful sometimes, but there is a tenderness in them which is educative to the most fastidious. ' A BOOK OF VERSES The Scottish Leader holds the book ' to combine that realism of actual and detailed description with that obscure essence of feeling, held captive by the right words, which is the eternal distinction between prose and poetry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Hospital section is the literary picture of a section of human suffering which has not before found its artist. There is here the result of a direct experience by one who knows what to say, what to indicate, what to leave unsaid. ' The Critic (New York) thinks ' Mr. Henley the easy achiever of all he essays to do, ' and signals out especially the 'jocosery, the grotesquery, and daintiness of form ' of the Bric-a-brac section.
The Scotsman says ' the collection is one over which the lover of... poetry will linger . . . For its natural simplicity and directness of feeling, its careful, choice, and harmonious handling of language. ' The Weekly Register says of the Hospital poems, * They may be painful sometimes, but there is a tenderness in them which is educative to the most fastidious. ' A BOOK OF VERSES The Scottish Leader holds the book ' to combine that realism of actual and detailed description with that obscure essence of feeling, held captive by the right words, which is the eternal distinction between prose and poetry.
What to read after For Englands Sake Verses And Songs in Time of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henley, William Ernest, 1849-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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