Letters of Edward Fitzgerald in Two Volumes
Letters of Edward Fitzgerald in Two Volumes
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. . . I rejoice to hear of a Collection, or Reprint, of his stray works. . . . I used to say he wrote 'Virgilian Prose. ' One only of his I didnot care for; but that, I doubt not, was because of the subject, not ofthe treatment: his own printed Report of a Speech he made in what wascalled the 'Quinquaginta Club' Debating Society (not the Union) atCambridge about the year 1831. This Speech his Father got him to recalland recompose in Print; wishing always that his Son should turn hisfaculties to... such public Topics rather than to the Poets, of whom he hadseen enough in Cumberland not to have much regard for: Shelley, for one, at one time stalking about the mountains, with Pistols, and other suchVagaries. I do not think he was much an Admirer of Wordsworth (I don'tknow about Southey), and I well remember that when I was at M_e_rehouse(as Miss Bristowe would have us call it) with A. Tennyson in 1835, Mr. Spedding grudged his Son's giving up much time and thought toconsultations about Morte d'Arthur's, Lords of Burleigh, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . I rejoice to hear of a Collection, or Reprint, of his stray works. . . . I used to say he wrote 'Virgilian Prose. ' One only of his I didnot care for; but that, I doubt not, was because of the subject, not ofthe treatment: his own printed Report of a Speech he made in what wascalled the 'Quinquaginta Club' Debating Society (not the Union) atCambridge about the year 1831. This Speech his Father got him to recalland recompose in Print; wishing always that his Son should turn hisfaculties to... such public Topics rather than to the Poets, of whom he hadseen enough in Cumberland not to have much regard for: Shelley, for one, at one time stalking about the mountains, with Pistols, and other suchVagaries. I do not think he was much an Admirer of Wordsworth (I don'tknow about Southey), and I well remember that when I was at M_e_rehouse(as Miss Bristowe would have us call it) with A. Tennyson in 1835, Mr. Spedding grudged his Son's giving up much time and thought toconsultations about Morte d'Arthur's, Lords of Burleigh, etc.
What to read after Letters of Edward Fitzgerald in Two Volumes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzgerald Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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