In Memoriam : Memorial to Robert Browning
In Memoriam : Memorial to Robert Browning
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" I do not deny that Browning sometimes fails to reach the complete mastery of form ; but I conceive that the obscurity Memorial Address. 31 which so many find results largely from the strength and impetuosity of his nature, and from the vividness of his imagination.
Mr. Edmund Gosse, who has given us a delightful picture of the poet, describes his private conversation. "The Browning of his own study, " he tells us, " was to the Browning of a dinner-party as a tiger is to a domestic cat. . . . ...His talk assumed the volume and the tumult of a cascade. " Swinburne says of him that " he never thinks but at full speed. " It is not strange that such impetuosity should sometimes crowd too much into a sentence for the easiest apprehension. This is a small price to pay for the life which this eagerness of utterance could not fail to introduce into his work. I con- ceive, however, that the obscurity, such as it is, comes no less from the vividness of his imagination. The scene which he would describe stood with such absolute distinctness before him that perhaps he did not always realize quite sufficiently the difference between his vision and that of the reader.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I do not deny that Browning sometimes fails to reach the complete mastery of form ; but I conceive that the obscurity Memorial Address. 31 which so many find results largely from the strength and impetuosity of his nature, and from the vividness of his imagination.
Mr. Edmund Gosse, who has given us a delightful picture of the poet, describes his private conversation. "The Browning of his own study, " he tells us, " was to the Browning of a dinner-party as a tiger is to a domestic cat. . . . ...His talk assumed the volume and the tumult of a cascade. " Swinburne says of him that " he never thinks but at full speed. " It is not strange that such impetuosity should sometimes crowd too much into a sentence for the easiest apprehension. This is a small price to pay for the life which this eagerness of utterance could not fail to introduce into his work. I con- ceive, however, that the obscurity, such as it is, comes no less from the vividness of his imagination. The scene which he would describe stood with such absolute distinctness before him that perhaps he did not always realize quite sufficiently the difference between his vision and that of the reader.
What to read after In Memoriam : Memorial to Robert Browning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett, Charles Carroll, 1829-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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