Selections From the Poems of Robert Burns;
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It may be proper likewise to mention to the benighted traveler that when he falls in with bogles (goblins), whatever danger may be in going forward, there is much more hazard in turning back " (Burns).
2 Tam o' Shanter's ride has exercised the talents of more than one artist as a fit subject for drawing, painting, or sculpture.
3 The mare has her counterpart in old Gunpowder, the famous steed rid- den by Ichabod Crane.
TAM O' SHANTER. 39 GENERAL NOTES ON TAM O' SHANTER.
Bums thought this poem h...is best. John Campbell Shairp, in his " Life of Burns " (English Men of Letters Series), gives a pleasant account of the creation of the famous "tale." "The poem," he says, " was the work of one day, of which Mrs. Burns retained a vivid recollection. Her husband had spent the most part of the day by the riverside, and in the afternoon she joined him with her two children. He was busily engaged ' crooning to himsel ; ' and Mrs. Burns, perceiving that her presence was an interruption, loitered behind with her little ones among the broom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be proper likewise to mention to the benighted traveler that when he falls in with bogles (goblins), whatever danger may be in going forward, there is much more hazard in turning back " (Burns).
2 Tam o' Shanter's ride has exercised the talents of more than one artist as a fit subject for drawing, painting, or sculpture.
3 The mare has her counterpart in old Gunpowder, the famous steed rid- den by Ichabod Crane.
TAM O' SHANTER. 39 GENERAL NOTES ON TAM O' SHANTER.
Bums thought this poem h...is best. John Campbell Shairp, in his " Life of Burns " (English Men of Letters Series), gives a pleasant account of the creation of the famous "tale." "The poem," he says, " was the work of one day, of which Mrs. Burns retained a vivid recollection. Her husband had spent the most part of the day by the riverside, and in the afternoon she joined him with her two children. He was busily engaged ' crooning to himsel ; ' and Mrs. Burns, perceiving that her presence was an interruption, loitered behind with her little ones among the broom.
What to read after Selections From the Poems of Robert Burns;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burns Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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