In Memoriam
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Pages 6(J-()7] ^OTES 219 V. 2. An infant crying in the night. Cf, CXXIV. v. 3 ; also "... veluti pueri trepidant atque omnia csecis In tenebris metuunt, sic nos in Ince . . ." ("As children tremble and dread everything in the blind dark- ness, so we in the light . . .") — Lucretius, De Berum Natura, II. 55-56.
4. with no language but a cry. As infant literally means 7iot speaking, these words are particularly appropriate. Compare CXXIV. V, vi, and note the firmer basis there reached.
LV. As ...Nature gives no comfort, he gropes blindly, by faith, for truth.
i. 3. Derives ; originates, springs.
4. Cf. LXXXVII. ix. 4 ; CXI. v. 4.
ii. 3. So careful of the type. In a revulsion of feeling the poet contradicts this in the next section.
iv. Cf. I. i. 3-4 ; also "... gazing, trembling, patiently ascend, Treading beneath their feet all visible things As steps, that upward to their Father's throne Lead gradual ..." — Coleridge, Beligious Musings, 50-53.
" Teach me, by this stupendous scaffolding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3.
Pages 6(J-()7] ^OTES 219 V. 2. An infant crying in the night. Cf, CXXIV. v. 3 ; also "... veluti pueri trepidant atque omnia csecis In tenebris metuunt, sic nos in Ince . . ." ("As children tremble and dread everything in the blind dark- ness, so we in the light . . .") — Lucretius, De Berum Natura, II. 55-56.
4. with no language but a cry. As infant literally means 7iot speaking, these words are particularly appropriate. Compare CXXIV. V, vi, and note the firmer basis there reached.
LV. As ...Nature gives no comfort, he gropes blindly, by faith, for truth.
i. 3. Derives ; originates, springs.
4. Cf. LXXXVII. ix. 4 ; CXI. v. 4.
ii. 3. So careful of the type. In a revulsion of feeling the poet contradicts this in the next section.
iv. Cf. I. i. 3-4 ; also "... gazing, trembling, patiently ascend, Treading beneath their feet all visible things As steps, that upward to their Father's throne Lead gradual ..." — Coleridge, Beligious Musings, 50-53.
" Teach me, by this stupendous scaffolding.
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