Lectures And Essays volume 2
Lectures And Essays volume 2
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Dykes Campbell, or other devout students of the poet, may yet discover something COLERIDGE'S ODE TO WORDSWORTH 113 of interest on the subject. We know that an estrangement grew up between the two friends after these early days. Even had Wordsworth been without his defects (and lie was " no such perfect thing "), this was inevitable ; and this may account for the revised version of the poem which still retained its original name of " Dejection. " But more probably, I think, Coleridge desired to ...conceal from the general reader some of the more painful personal allusions and contrasts discover- able in the original version. Poetically, the ode has not suffered by the change. But as a contri- bution to the autobiography of one great poet, and a tribute of genuine admiration to another, the poem as first conceived will always have a peculiar interest to the student of Coleridge and Wordsworth.
VOL. II THE DEATH OF TENNYSON It may not be quite easy to answer the apparently simple question, what it is that the world loses in the death of a great poet such as he who has just passed away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dykes Campbell, or other devout students of the poet, may yet discover something COLERIDGE'S ODE TO WORDSWORTH 113 of interest on the subject. We know that an estrangement grew up between the two friends after these early days. Even had Wordsworth been without his defects (and lie was " no such perfect thing "), this was inevitable ; and this may account for the revised version of the poem which still retained its original name of " Dejection. " But more probably, I think, Coleridge desired to ...conceal from the general reader some of the more painful personal allusions and contrasts discover- able in the original version. Poetically, the ode has not suffered by the change. But as a contri- bution to the autobiography of one great poet, and a tribute of genuine admiration to another, the poem as first conceived will always have a peculiar interest to the student of Coleridge and Wordsworth.
VOL. II THE DEATH OF TENNYSON It may not be quite easy to answer the apparently simple question, what it is that the world loses in the death of a great poet such as he who has just passed away.
What to read after Lectures And Essays volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainger Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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