Old Familiar Faces
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" Mr. W. M. Rossetti omits to mention that the landscape which forms the predella to ' The Blessed Damozel/ a river winding in a peculiarly tortuous course through the cedars and other wide-spread trees of an English park, was taken from the scenery of Broadlands that fairyland of soft beauty which lived in his memory as it must needs live in the memory of every one who has once known it. But the wonder is that such a mass of solid material has been compressed into so small a space.
Mr. W. M. R...ossetti's paraphrase of ' The House of Life ' done with so much admiration 94 OLD FAMILIAR FACES of his brother's genius and affection for his memory touches upon a question relating to poetic art which has been raised before raised in connexion with prose renderings of Homer, Sophocles, and Dante : Are poetry and prose so closely related in method that one can ever be adequately turned into the other ? Schiller no doubt wrote his dramas in prose and then turned them into rhetorical verse ; but then there are those who affirm that Schiller's rhetorical verse is scarcely poetry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. W. M. Rossetti omits to mention that the landscape which forms the predella to ' The Blessed Damozel/ a river winding in a peculiarly tortuous course through the cedars and other wide-spread trees of an English park, was taken from the scenery of Broadlands that fairyland of soft beauty which lived in his memory as it must needs live in the memory of every one who has once known it. But the wonder is that such a mass of solid material has been compressed into so small a space.
Mr. W. M. R...ossetti's paraphrase of ' The House of Life ' done with so much admiration 94 OLD FAMILIAR FACES of his brother's genius and affection for his memory touches upon a question relating to poetic art which has been raised before raised in connexion with prose renderings of Homer, Sophocles, and Dante : Are poetry and prose so closely related in method that one can ever be adequately turned into the other ? Schiller no doubt wrote his dramas in prose and then turned them into rhetorical verse ; but then there are those who affirm that Schiller's rhetorical verse is scarcely poetry.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watts-Dunton Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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