Forbes of Harvard
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This is the poet s thought, not the ornithologist s. Milton says "Then silent night with this her solemn bird, and this fair morn, and these glittering gems of Heaven, her starry train. " Yes, dear ; well do you say, " The soul rests not in feeling. " Thorwaldsen wrought the " Night " and " Morning " in a single day of deep grief. What is grief, dear ? It cannot be so very bad, when it brings such results. " By their fruits ye shall know them. " Think of all the poems written in tears. Think of... Cowper, Dante, Milton, Shelley, and all the others. Well have you spoken, "The soul rests not in feeling. " Thorwaldsen carved with mallet, chisel and grief. Who ever/*?// like Michael Angelo, save his countryman, Dante ?
The "Morning" is a different angel. She holds her face upward in gladness ; her flight is leisurely, and her drapery falls in graceful curves. She scatters flowers as she flies, and 180 fOKBES OF HA RVARD.
on her shoulder perches Love. Love holds aloft a torch, and is it not meet ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the poet s thought, not the ornithologist s. Milton says "Then silent night with this her solemn bird, and this fair morn, and these glittering gems of Heaven, her starry train. " Yes, dear ; well do you say, " The soul rests not in feeling. " Thorwaldsen wrought the " Night " and " Morning " in a single day of deep grief. What is grief, dear ? It cannot be so very bad, when it brings such results. " By their fruits ye shall know them. " Think of all the poems written in tears. Think of... Cowper, Dante, Milton, Shelley, and all the others. Well have you spoken, "The soul rests not in feeling. " Thorwaldsen carved with mallet, chisel and grief. Who ever/*?// like Michael Angelo, save his countryman, Dante ?
The "Morning" is a different angel. She holds her face upward in gladness ; her flight is leisurely, and her drapery falls in graceful curves. She scatters flowers as she flies, and 180 fOKBES OF HA RVARD.
on her shoulder perches Love. Love holds aloft a torch, and is it not meet ?
What to read after Forbes of Harvard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbard Elbert to read onlineMoreLess
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