Shakespeare & Stratford
Shakespeare & Stratford
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His memory is enshrined for ever in "the lily's white" and "the deep vermilion of the rose." 48 CHAPTER II : New Place WASHINGTON IRVING was so fascinated by Stratford-on-Avon that six years after the poetical pilgrimage described in his ^^ Sketch-Book ** he paid a second visit to the town. It was on that occasion he penned the lines the original autograph of which is preserved among the treasures of the birth- place : ** 0/ mighty Shakespeare^ s birth the room we see; That where he died in vai...n to find we try.
Useless the search >—for all Immortal Hey And those who are Immortal never die^ Six years, then, had wrought no change in his '* easy faith " ; he still accepted the apartment in the Henley Street cottage as the veritable birth- chamber of the poet; and his allusion to the scene of Shakespeare's death seems to suggest that he knew nothing of New Place and its interesting associations. In the ^^ Sketch-Book/' indeed, Irving recorded how he passed from the D 49 SH^AKESPEtARE ^ND STRtATFORD birthplace of the poet to his grave, with never a reference to the site of that house which was connected with the fruition of his fortunes and was the place of his death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His memory is enshrined for ever in "the lily's white" and "the deep vermilion of the rose." 48 CHAPTER II : New Place WASHINGTON IRVING was so fascinated by Stratford-on-Avon that six years after the poetical pilgrimage described in his ^^ Sketch-Book ** he paid a second visit to the town. It was on that occasion he penned the lines the original autograph of which is preserved among the treasures of the birth- place : ** 0/ mighty Shakespeare^ s birth the room we see; That where he died in vai...n to find we try.
Useless the search >—for all Immortal Hey And those who are Immortal never die^ Six years, then, had wrought no change in his '* easy faith " ; he still accepted the apartment in the Henley Street cottage as the veritable birth- chamber of the poet; and his allusion to the scene of Shakespeare's death seems to suggest that he knew nothing of New Place and its interesting associations. In the ^^ Sketch-Book/' indeed, Irving recorded how he passed from the D 49 SH^AKESPEtARE ^ND STRtATFORD birthplace of the poet to his grave, with never a reference to the site of that house which was connected with the fruition of his fortunes and was the place of his death.
What to read after Shakespeare & Stratford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Charles Shelley to read onlineMoreLess
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