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Edwardes, in " Boswell, " tried to be a philosopher, " cheerfulness was always stepping in, " and it is wonderful what logical difficulties a congenital twist of nature can surmount.
Readers who agree with us in our estimate of Mr. Mallock's powers of verse, will share our pleasure that Lucretius has withdrawn him for a moment from the paths of prose. If we are not mistaken, Mr. Mallock has already edited Lucretius in the " Ancient Classics " series, and to make this close poetical paraphrase —... mostly from the third book — must have been to him a pleasant 178 ^ Lost Poet and familiar occupation. We do not think that he has been judicious in using such Christian phraseology as the " peace that passeth under- standing, " or " come unto me all ye that labour. " His idea has been to emphasize the " strange contrast between the gospel of science, which, in the days of Lucretius, as in our own, had no hope to offer us but that of eternal death, and the gospel of the Christian religion, which offers us eternal life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edwardes, in " Boswell, " tried to be a philosopher, " cheerfulness was always stepping in, " and it is wonderful what logical difficulties a congenital twist of nature can surmount.
Readers who agree with us in our estimate of Mr. Mallock's powers of verse, will share our pleasure that Lucretius has withdrawn him for a moment from the paths of prose. If we are not mistaken, Mr. Mallock has already edited Lucretius in the " Ancient Classics " series, and to make this close poetical paraphrase —... mostly from the third book — must have been to him a pleasant 178 ^ Lost Poet and familiar occupation. We do not think that he has been judicious in using such Christian phraseology as the " peace that passeth under- standing, " or " come unto me all ye that labour. " His idea has been to emphasize the " strange contrast between the gospel of science, which, in the days of Lucretius, as in our own, had no hope to offer us but that of eternal death, and the gospel of the Christian religion, which offers us eternal life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armine Thomas Kent to read onlineMoreLess
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