Selections From Wordsworth And Tennyson
Selections From Wordsworth And Tennyson
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"--_W. J. Dawson_.
"Tennyson always speaks from the side of virtue; and not of that new andstrange virtue which some of our later poets have exalted, and which, when it is stripped of its fine garments, turns out to be nothing elsethan the unrestrained indulgence of every natural impulse; but rather ofthat old fashioned virtue whose laws are 'self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control, ' and which finds its highest embodiment in the morality ofthe _New Testament_. There is a spiritual courage... in his work, a forceof fate which conquers doubt and darkness, a light of inward hope whichburns dauntless under the shadow of death. Tennyson is the poet offaith; faith as distinguished from cold dogmatism and the acceptance oftraditional creeds; faith which does not ignore doubt and mystery, buttriumphs over them and faces the unknown with fearless heart. The effectof Christianity upon the poetry of Tennyson may be felt in its generalmoral quality. By this it is not meant that he is always preaching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"--_W. J. Dawson_.
"Tennyson always speaks from the side of virtue; and not of that new andstrange virtue which some of our later poets have exalted, and which, when it is stripped of its fine garments, turns out to be nothing elsethan the unrestrained indulgence of every natural impulse; but rather ofthat old fashioned virtue whose laws are 'self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control, ' and which finds its highest embodiment in the morality ofthe _New Testament_. There is a spiritual courage... in his work, a forceof fate which conquers doubt and darkness, a light of inward hope whichburns dauntless under the shadow of death. Tennyson is the poet offaith; faith as distinguished from cold dogmatism and the acceptance oftraditional creeds; faith which does not ignore doubt and mystery, buttriumphs over them and faces the unknown with fearless heart. The effectof Christianity upon the poetry of Tennyson may be felt in its generalmoral quality. By this it is not meant that he is always preaching.
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