Selections From the Poetical Works of Robert Browning
Selections From the Poetical Works of Robert Browning
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What 's your reward, self-abnegating friend ?
Stood you confessed of those exceptional And privileged great natures that dwarf mine — A zealot with a mad ideal in reach, A poet just about to print his ode, II. R 242 Bishop Blougram's Apology.
A statesman with a scheme to stop this war, An artist whose religion is his art — I should have nothing to object : such men Carry the fire, all things grow warm to them.
Their drugget 's worth my purple, they beat me.
But you, — you 're just as little tho...se as I — You, Gigadibs, who, thirty years of age.
Write statedly for Blackwood's Magazine, Believe you see two points in Hamlet's soul Unseized by the Germans yet — which view you '11 print — ■ Meantime the best you have to show being still That lively lightsome article we took Almost for the true Dickens, — what 's its name ?
" The Slum and Cellar, or Whitechapel life " Limned after dark ! " it made me laugh, I know, And pleased a month, and brought you in ten pounds.
— — ^Success I recognize and compUment, And therefore give you, if you choose, three words (The card and pencil-scratch is quite enough) Which whether here, in Dublin or New York, Will get you, prompt as at my eyebrow's wink, Such terms as never you aspired to get In all our own reviews and some not ours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What 's your reward, self-abnegating friend ?
Stood you confessed of those exceptional And privileged great natures that dwarf mine — A zealot with a mad ideal in reach, A poet just about to print his ode, II. R 242 Bishop Blougram's Apology.
A statesman with a scheme to stop this war, An artist whose religion is his art — I should have nothing to object : such men Carry the fire, all things grow warm to them.
Their drugget 's worth my purple, they beat me.
But you, — you 're just as little tho...se as I — You, Gigadibs, who, thirty years of age.
Write statedly for Blackwood's Magazine, Believe you see two points in Hamlet's soul Unseized by the Germans yet — which view you '11 print — ■ Meantime the best you have to show being still That lively lightsome article we took Almost for the true Dickens, — what 's its name ?
" The Slum and Cellar, or Whitechapel life " Limned after dark ! " it made me laugh, I know, And pleased a month, and brought you in ten pounds.
— — ^Success I recognize and compUment, And therefore give you, if you choose, three words (The card and pencil-scratch is quite enough) Which whether here, in Dublin or New York, Will get you, prompt as at my eyebrow's wink, Such terms as never you aspired to get In all our own reviews and some not ours.
What to read after Selections From the Poetical Works of Robert Browning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Robert, 1812-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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