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They will probably be remembered when much of his more ambitious work is forgotten.
Indeed, it may b*e said that already this process has been accomplished in part, and the chief thing which preserves "Maud" from oblivion is the famous garden song, "Come into the Garden, Maud," one of the most finished and impassioned lyrics that is to be found in the whole range of modern English. In lyrical power and sweetness, in the power of uttering that "lyrical cry," as it has been called, that species o...f poem which is, in truth, not so much a poem as a cry, a voice, a gust of thrilling music — in this art Tennyson has few rivals and no peer.
To another class of poems in which Tennyson has attained high excellence he has himself given an appro- priate title when he calls them English Idylls. The more famous is "Enoch Arden," the most exquisite is "Dora." When "Enoch Arden" was published, great exception was taken .to its method and structure, and its obvious want of simplicity in diction was held to disqualify its title to be called an Englishid yll.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They will probably be remembered when much of his more ambitious work is forgotten.
Indeed, it may b*e said that already this process has been accomplished in part, and the chief thing which preserves "Maud" from oblivion is the famous garden song, "Come into the Garden, Maud," one of the most finished and impassioned lyrics that is to be found in the whole range of modern English. In lyrical power and sweetness, in the power of uttering that "lyrical cry," as it has been called, that species o...f poem which is, in truth, not so much a poem as a cry, a voice, a gust of thrilling music — in this art Tennyson has few rivals and no peer.
To another class of poems in which Tennyson has attained high excellence he has himself given an appro- priate title when he calls them English Idylls. The more famous is "Enoch Arden," the most exquisite is "Dora." When "Enoch Arden" was published, great exception was taken .to its method and structure, and its obvious want of simplicity in diction was held to disqualify its title to be called an Englishid yll.
What to read after Literary Leaders of Modern England, Selected Chapters From "the Makers of Modern Poetry," And "the Makers of Modern Prose" ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William James Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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