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Vivian Myers, who, it was added, " has written much that is excellent, but nothing entitled to approach these famous verses, which are univers- ally regarded as classic." For many years " this little gem " was a favourite piece, it seems, with a popular reciter. Mr. Myers was stated to be alive, but, so far as I am aware, he did not come forward to establish the claim. The piece is not a classical gem. Indeed, I can imagine that an un- sympathetic reader might dismiss it as savouring of t...he novelette ; but there are lines in It, and 1 In a letter of 1883 to Mrs. Drew ^Some Ha-warden Letters, p. 130).
The question was the subject of a prolonged correspondence in the Pall Mall Gazette of March 1887 and following months.
278 SINGLE-POEM POETS vii especially the last two, which seem to me to have the poignancy of true poetry.
If it be the work of the Philadelphian gentleman, he may be ranked among the single-poem poets ; but internal evidence suggests that it was written by a woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. C.
Vivian Myers, who, it was added, " has written much that is excellent, but nothing entitled to approach these famous verses, which are univers- ally regarded as classic." For many years " this little gem " was a favourite piece, it seems, with a popular reciter. Mr. Myers was stated to be alive, but, so far as I am aware, he did not come forward to establish the claim. The piece is not a classical gem. Indeed, I can imagine that an un- sympathetic reader might dismiss it as savouring of t...he novelette ; but there are lines in It, and 1 In a letter of 1883 to Mrs. Drew ^Some Ha-warden Letters, p. 130).
The question was the subject of a prolonged correspondence in the Pall Mall Gazette of March 1887 and following months.
278 SINGLE-POEM POETS vii especially the last two, which seem to me to have the poignancy of true poetry.
If it be the work of the Philadelphian gentleman, he may be ranked among the single-poem poets ; but internal evidence suggests that it was written by a woman.
What to read after More Literary Recreations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, Edward Tyas, Sir, 1857-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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