Memoirs And Correspondence of Coventry Patmore volume 2
Memoirs And Correspondence of Coventry Patmore volume 2
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2, Buckingham Place, Mount Ephraim, Tonbridge Wells, Oct. I, 1889. My Dear Campbell, Thank you for your kindness in sending me my Father's old "Examiner" papers, which, like the poems, I had never seen.
I have received Ireland's book, ^ and find parts of it very amusing reading, though it absolutely confirms the ancient impression that Hazlitt ^ was a flashy and quite second-rate writer, with a " certain gift of the gab, " suggesting genius. Of course I dipped first into " my first acquaintance... with poets, " and there I find him setting down Coleridge as " capricious, perverse, and prejudiced in his antipathies and distastes, " because forsooth, he (Hazlitt) could not get him (Coleridge) to enter into the merits of " Caleb Williams " (!), or to hold, with the writer of " Liber Amoris, " that Butler's Analogy is a " tissue of sophistry, of wondrous theological special pleading. " Hoping to see you here soon.
Yours truly, Coventry Patmore.
May 10, 1890. My Dear Campbell, Thanks for "Athenaeum".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2, Buckingham Place, Mount Ephraim, Tonbridge Wells, Oct. I, 1889. My Dear Campbell, Thank you for your kindness in sending me my Father's old "Examiner" papers, which, like the poems, I had never seen.
I have received Ireland's book, ^ and find parts of it very amusing reading, though it absolutely confirms the ancient impression that Hazlitt ^ was a flashy and quite second-rate writer, with a " certain gift of the gab, " suggesting genius. Of course I dipped first into " my first acquaintance... with poets, " and there I find him setting down Coleridge as " capricious, perverse, and prejudiced in his antipathies and distastes, " because forsooth, he (Hazlitt) could not get him (Coleridge) to enter into the merits of " Caleb Williams " (!), or to hold, with the writer of " Liber Amoris, " that Butler's Analogy is a " tissue of sophistry, of wondrous theological special pleading. " Hoping to see you here soon.
Yours truly, Coventry Patmore.
May 10, 1890. My Dear Campbell, Thanks for "Athenaeum".
What to read after Memoirs And Correspondence of Coventry Patmore volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Basil Champneys to read onlineMoreLess
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