Literary Essays
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Loudon : Kegan Paul, 'rrencli, & Co.
134 SHELLEY AND HIS POETKY iii in a biographer, it is i)rul)ably a fault on tlio right side. Indeed, Shelley's natural disijosition was so exceptional, so far beyond the range of ordinary experience, that even those Avho feel most confident that Shelley wandered very far indeed from the right track, may well feel utterly incompetent to determine with the smallest confidence how far it was a t^^^st of iiatiu-e inborn, and how far voluntary ^\'ilfldness, which... led to that wandering. Hence, in his case even more certainly than in that of less extraordinary men, it is safer not to assume that the judgment which we })ass from our own point of view on the man's conduct, is a fair judgment on one in whose moral position it is simply impossible to place oiu*- selves adequately at all.
Perhajjs there never was a more singular nature or character than that of which Professor DoAvden gives us the history. Even in phj'sical qualities Shelley was a strange mixture of paradoxical con- trasts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loudon : Kegan Paul, 'rrencli, & Co.
134 SHELLEY AND HIS POETKY iii in a biographer, it is i)rul)ably a fault on tlio right side. Indeed, Shelley's natural disijosition was so exceptional, so far beyond the range of ordinary experience, that even those Avho feel most confident that Shelley wandered very far indeed from the right track, may well feel utterly incompetent to determine with the smallest confidence how far it was a t^^^st of iiatiu-e inborn, and how far voluntary ^\'ilfldness, which... led to that wandering. Hence, in his case even more certainly than in that of less extraordinary men, it is safer not to assume that the judgment which we })ass from our own point of view on the man's conduct, is a fair judgment on one in whose moral position it is simply impossible to place oiu*- selves adequately at all.
Perhajjs there never was a more singular nature or character than that of which Professor DoAvden gives us the history. Even in phj'sical qualities Shelley was a strange mixture of paradoxical con- trasts.
What to read after Literary Essays?
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