Rls
Rls
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Three years earlier he says : " Your old Greek statues have scarce enough vitality in them to keep their monstrous bodies fresh withal, " whilst in contrast we have this on the figures of Michael Angelo : " The very marble seems to wrinkle with a wild energy that we never feel except in dreams. " His point of view changes from time to time and so does his expression, but he is equally delightful and amusing as well as stimulating and instructive. "Chattering away to you on this bit of paper" — ...we can do with any quantity of such chattering ! Naturally he is most at home in literary criticism. Virgil had always his special admiration from his mastery of style, his pathetic touches — "those cling- ing hexameters that sing themselves in one's mouth to such a curious lilting chaunt. " He calls Tennyson 232 R. L. S.
" Our Virgil. " Again, on Carl3'le : " I have heard too much against this thrawn, uncomfortable dog. Dead he is, and we maybe glad of it ; but he was a better man than most of us no less patently than he was a worse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three years earlier he says : " Your old Greek statues have scarce enough vitality in them to keep their monstrous bodies fresh withal, " whilst in contrast we have this on the figures of Michael Angelo : " The very marble seems to wrinkle with a wild energy that we never feel except in dreams. " His point of view changes from time to time and so does his expression, but he is equally delightful and amusing as well as stimulating and instructive. "Chattering away to you on this bit of paper" — ...we can do with any quantity of such chattering ! Naturally he is most at home in literary criticism. Virgil had always his special admiration from his mastery of style, his pathetic touches — "those cling- ing hexameters that sing themselves in one's mouth to such a curious lilting chaunt. " He calls Tennyson 232 R. L. S.
" Our Virgil. " Again, on Carl3'le : " I have heard too much against this thrawn, uncomfortable dog. Dead he is, and we maybe glad of it ; but he was a better man than most of us no less patently than he was a worse.
What to read after Rls?
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