James Russell Lowell a Biography volume 2
James Russell Lowell a Biography volume 2
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The first poem in " Heartsease and Rue, " that on Agassiz, which heads the section entitled Friendship, has already been noted in con- nection with the time when it was written. A little of the same pathos of parting with old friends is in the postscript of the letter to Curtis, and in this as in the former, the poet's mind runs on naturally in its speculation to the new To Be. A single hint of a thought which filled many of Lowell's hours occurs in the poem when he says : With bite of wreck I ...patch the boat shall bear Me to that unexhausted Otherwhere ; " but it is in the group of poems referred to above that one sees most clearly a recurrence to the great underlying questions of faith. With a half- mocking smile Lowell asks in " Credidimus Jovem regnare " if science has found the key which n-- ligion has lost, and falls back on the somewhat RETURN TO PRIVATE LIFE 369 lame conclusion that he had best keep his key, which may be but a rusty inheritance, on the chance that the door and lock may some day be made to fit the key.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first poem in " Heartsease and Rue, " that on Agassiz, which heads the section entitled Friendship, has already been noted in con- nection with the time when it was written. A little of the same pathos of parting with old friends is in the postscript of the letter to Curtis, and in this as in the former, the poet's mind runs on naturally in its speculation to the new To Be. A single hint of a thought which filled many of Lowell's hours occurs in the poem when he says : With bite of wreck I ...patch the boat shall bear Me to that unexhausted Otherwhere ; " but it is in the group of poems referred to above that one sees most clearly a recurrence to the great underlying questions of faith. With a half- mocking smile Lowell asks in " Credidimus Jovem regnare " if science has found the key which n-- ligion has lost, and falls back on the somewhat RETURN TO PRIVATE LIFE 369 lame conclusion that he had best keep his key, which may be but a rusty inheritance, on the chance that the door and lock may some day be made to fit the key.
What to read after James Russell Lowell a Biography volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scudder Horace Elisha to read onlineMoreLess
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