Leigh Hunt
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But his endeavours to express degrees of beatitude and holiness by varieties of flame and light of dancing lights, re- volving lights, lights of smiles, of stars, of starry crosses, of didactic letters and sentences, DANTE 259 of animal figures made up of stars full ot blessed souls, with saints forming an eagle $ beak and David in its eye \ such superhuman attempts become for the most part tricks of theatrical machinery, on which we gaze with little curiosity and no respect.
His angels, howeve...r, are another matter. Belief was prepared for those winged human forms, and they furnished him with some of his most beautiful combinations of the natural with the supernatural. Ginguene has remarked the singular variety as well as beauty of Dante's angels. Milton's, indeed, are commonplace in the comparison. In the eighth canto of the Infetno^ the devils in- solently refuse the poet and his guide an entrance into the city of Dis : an angel comes sweeping over the Stygian lake to enforce it ; the noise of his wings makes the shores tremble, and is like a crashing whirlwind such as beats down the trees and sends the peasants and their herds flying before it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But his endeavours to express degrees of beatitude and holiness by varieties of flame and light of dancing lights, re- volving lights, lights of smiles, of stars, of starry crosses, of didactic letters and sentences, DANTE 259 of animal figures made up of stars full ot blessed souls, with saints forming an eagle $ beak and David in its eye \ such superhuman attempts become for the most part tricks of theatrical machinery, on which we gaze with little curiosity and no respect.
His angels, howeve...r, are another matter. Belief was prepared for those winged human forms, and they furnished him with some of his most beautiful combinations of the natural with the supernatural. Ginguene has remarked the singular variety as well as beauty of Dante's angels. Milton's, indeed, are commonplace in the comparison. In the eighth canto of the Infetno^ the devils in- solently refuse the poet and his guide an entrance into the city of Dis : an angel comes sweeping over the Stygian lake to enforce it ; the noise of his wings makes the shores tremble, and is like a crashing whirlwind such as beats down the trees and sends the peasants and their herds flying before it.
What to read after Leigh Hunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Storer to read onlineMoreLess
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