Last Pages From a Journal With Other Papers
Last Pages From a Journal With Other Papers
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He was greatly beloved by ^ [This paper appeared in the Bookman, June, 1901. ] READERvS OF WORDSWORTH 165 William and Dorothy. Writing to vSir G. Beaumont on the 20th February, 1805, William says of his brother: * Of all human beings ' whom I ever knew, he was the man of the " most rational desires, the most sedate habits, * and the most perfect self-command. He was ' modest and gentle, and shy even to disease ; ' but this was wearing off. . . . His eye for * the beauties of nature was as fine ...and delicate *as ever poet or painter was gifted with, in ' some discriminations, owing to his education ' and way of life, far superior to any person's * I ever knew. ' ' I can turn, ' says Dorothy to Mrs. Marshall a month later, ' to no object ' that does not remind me of our loss. I see ' nothing that he would not have loved and ' enjoyed. . . . My consolations rather come ' to me in gusts of feeling than are the quiet ' growth of my mind. ' Mr. Barlow's verse is not much above the level of the metrical contributions to a small provincial paper, and it is not singular that he does not seem to be aware that Captain Wordsworth had a relative who was the author of the Lyrical Ballads.
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He was greatly beloved by ^ [This paper appeared in the Bookman, June, 1901. ] READERvS OF WORDSWORTH 165 William and Dorothy. Writing to vSir G. Beaumont on the 20th February, 1805, William says of his brother: * Of all human beings ' whom I ever knew, he was the man of the " most rational desires, the most sedate habits, * and the most perfect self-command. He was ' modest and gentle, and shy even to disease ; ' but this was wearing off. . . . His eye for * the beauties of nature was as fine ...and delicate *as ever poet or painter was gifted with, in ' some discriminations, owing to his education ' and way of life, far superior to any person's * I ever knew. ' ' I can turn, ' says Dorothy to Mrs. Marshall a month later, ' to no object ' that does not remind me of our loss. I see ' nothing that he would not have loved and ' enjoyed. . . . My consolations rather come ' to me in gusts of feeling than are the quiet ' growth of my mind. ' Mr. Barlow's verse is not much above the level of the metrical contributions to a small provincial paper, and it is not singular that he does not seem to be aware that Captain Wordsworth had a relative who was the author of the Lyrical Ballads.
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