Robert Bridges a Critical Study
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O joy, my joy ! This beauteous world is mine : All Sicily is mine : This morning mine. I saw the sun, my slave, Poising on high his shorn and naked orb For my delight. He there had stayed for me, Had he not read it in my heart's delight I bade him on. The birds at dawn sang to me. Crying " Is life not sweet ? O is't not sweet?" I looked upon the sea ; there was not one. Of all his multitudinous waves, not one. That with its watery drift at raking speed Told not my special joy.
But here, as befo...re, the history takes a lot of dreary telling, and that mostly because the people are not conceived in terms of flesh and blood. The drama stands ready to hand ; it only needs the animation of a man who comes to its life " with pleasure and excitement, " and this it has never had. Against it one may write down an incredible number of banalities which stand out in relief from their pretentious setting. Sometimes there is a looseness of grammatical expression, such as : — Go, set his room as if he had never been, at others a gross lack of reality, as in the scene 169 ROBERT BRIDGES when Palicio addresses his comic-opera brigands : — All.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O joy, my joy ! This beauteous world is mine : All Sicily is mine : This morning mine. I saw the sun, my slave, Poising on high his shorn and naked orb For my delight. He there had stayed for me, Had he not read it in my heart's delight I bade him on. The birds at dawn sang to me. Crying " Is life not sweet ? O is't not sweet?" I looked upon the sea ; there was not one. Of all his multitudinous waves, not one. That with its watery drift at raking speed Told not my special joy.
But here, as befo...re, the history takes a lot of dreary telling, and that mostly because the people are not conceived in terms of flesh and blood. The drama stands ready to hand ; it only needs the animation of a man who comes to its life " with pleasure and excitement, " and this it has never had. Against it one may write down an incredible number of banalities which stand out in relief from their pretentious setting. Sometimes there is a looseness of grammatical expression, such as : — Go, set his room as if he had never been, at others a gross lack of reality, as in the scene 169 ROBERT BRIDGES when Palicio addresses his comic-opera brigands : — All.
What to read after Robert Bridges a Critical Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Francis Brett to read onlineMoreLess
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