Great Authors in Their Youth
Great Authors in Their Youth
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It is a flower known wherever Tennyson's poetry is read, for it is the " flower in the crannied wall " that the great poet, who was also a great thinker, believed might help to explain the universe if it could be understood aright. At his side on the high pedestal stands a tall Russian hound, once his favorite com- panion in the long walks that he loved to take, with every sense alert for the happy murmur of a hurry- ing brook, the quick flutter of a bird's wing, or the look of the well-loved l...andscape as it changed with the passing hours.
The maker of the beautiful memorial statue was George Frederick Watts, one of Tennyson's oldest friends and famous as the painter of " Sir Gala- had, " the picture that so well sets forth a poet's ideal of the seeker of the Holy Grail. But to all his friends, of whatever age and rank in life, Tennyson always seemed the embodiment of poetic strength and beauty. The crusty Scotch philosopher, 176 ALFRED TENNYSON Thomas Carlyle, whose words of praise for living men were usually few and far between, found Ten- nyson one of the finest-looking men in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a flower known wherever Tennyson's poetry is read, for it is the " flower in the crannied wall " that the great poet, who was also a great thinker, believed might help to explain the universe if it could be understood aright. At his side on the high pedestal stands a tall Russian hound, once his favorite com- panion in the long walks that he loved to take, with every sense alert for the happy murmur of a hurry- ing brook, the quick flutter of a bird's wing, or the look of the well-loved l...andscape as it changed with the passing hours.
The maker of the beautiful memorial statue was George Frederick Watts, one of Tennyson's oldest friends and famous as the painter of " Sir Gala- had, " the picture that so well sets forth a poet's ideal of the seeker of the Holy Grail. But to all his friends, of whatever age and rank in life, Tennyson always seemed the embodiment of poetic strength and beauty. The crusty Scotch philosopher, 176 ALFRED TENNYSON Thomas Carlyle, whose words of praise for living men were usually few and far between, found Ten- nyson one of the finest-looking men in the world.
What to read after Great Authors in Their Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inth00fran to read onlineMoreLess
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