Notes From Books in Four Essays
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That he might fly, where no one coidd pursue, From this dull Monster and her sooty crew. ' But what some persons would consider the poetic or romantic view of things never shuts out from Mr. Wordsworth's mind the con- templation of the whole truth. For the whole truth received into a poetic mind of the highest that is, of the philosophic order, may always take a poetical shape, and cannot but 166 ESSAYS ON bo more fruitful than half-truths. And thus we have a notico, in a sonnet on steam-boats,... viaducts and railways, that Mr. Wordsworth is not to be misled by an}' false lights into regarding with other feelings than those of hope and gratulation the victories of mind over matter : — • Motions and Means, on land and sea at war With old poetic feeling, not for this Shall ye, by Poets even, be judged amiss ! Nor shall your presence, howsoe'er it mar The loveliness of Nature, prove a bar To the Mind's gaining that prophetic sense Of future change, that point of vision, whence May be discovered what in soul ye are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That he might fly, where no one coidd pursue, From this dull Monster and her sooty crew. ' But what some persons would consider the poetic or romantic view of things never shuts out from Mr. Wordsworth's mind the con- templation of the whole truth. For the whole truth received into a poetic mind of the highest that is, of the philosophic order, may always take a poetical shape, and cannot but 166 ESSAYS ON bo more fruitful than half-truths. And thus we have a notico, in a sonnet on steam-boats,... viaducts and railways, that Mr. Wordsworth is not to be misled by an}' false lights into regarding with other feelings than those of hope and gratulation the victories of mind over matter : — • Motions and Means, on land and sea at war With old poetic feeling, not for this Shall ye, by Poets even, be judged amiss ! Nor shall your presence, howsoe'er it mar The loveliness of Nature, prove a bar To the Mind's gaining that prophetic sense Of future change, that point of vision, whence May be discovered what in soul ye are.
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