Maggie O the Moss And Other Poems
Maggie O the Moss And Other Poems
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" Round the scenes of his early life were entwined the fondest sympathies of his heart, and his A 2 xx Memoir.
philosophic manner of looking on " men and things, " and his love of nature in all her " shows and forms " unfitted him, like his older contem- porary, William Nicholson, the Galloway Bard, for appreciating aright the genius of money-making. Mammon worship, or " the hunt for reputation, influence, place, or power, " had, as he advanced in life, no attractions for him. The rustic obscur...ity of the Urr valley, and the primitive natural ways and manners of its inhabitants, were more congenial to his tastes. He preferred these, and the giving expression in rhyme to his " daft ideas " as he termed them, to making money; and, after all, when "life's fitful fever " was over, who will say he was not the gainer? He had the gratification in his lifetime of seeing some of his poems and songs become popular in the district, and we find that even now there are several who can repeat from memory many of them, which shows that they had taken hold of the popular ear, and had the genuine stamp of Nature upon them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Round the scenes of his early life were entwined the fondest sympathies of his heart, and his A 2 xx Memoir.
philosophic manner of looking on " men and things, " and his love of nature in all her " shows and forms " unfitted him, like his older contem- porary, William Nicholson, the Galloway Bard, for appreciating aright the genius of money-making. Mammon worship, or " the hunt for reputation, influence, place, or power, " had, as he advanced in life, no attractions for him. The rustic obscur...ity of the Urr valley, and the primitive natural ways and manners of its inhabitants, were more congenial to his tastes. He preferred these, and the giving expression in rhyme to his " daft ideas " as he termed them, to making money; and, after all, when "life's fitful fever " was over, who will say he was not the gainer? He had the gratification in his lifetime of seeing some of his poems and songs become popular in the district, and we find that even now there are several who can repeat from memory many of them, which shows that they had taken hold of the popular ear, and had the genuine stamp of Nature upon them.
What to read after Maggie O the Moss And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerr Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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