Shakspere
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His sense of self-importance has diffused itself over all the details of life, so that the whole of human existence, as he would have it, must become as pompous and as exemplary as the manners of my lady's steward. The cruelty of his deception and disillusion is in proportion to the greatness of his distempered self-esteem.
The Duke Orsino is infected with the lover's melan- choly, which is fantastical and nice. He nurses his love and dallies with it, and tries to yield up all his consciousness... to it, as to a delicious sensation ; and therefore his love is not quite earnest or deep ; it is like the colour in an opal ; and the loss of Olivia is but the loss of a fair vision, which is replaced by one as fair and more real. Olivia has not the love- languor of the Duke, but her resolved sorrow for her lost brother, so soon forgotten in a stronger feeHng, shows a little of the same unreality of self-conscious emotion which we perceive in the Duke's love ; she is of a nature harmonious and refined, but is too much a child of wealth and ease to win away our chief interest from the heroine of the play.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His sense of self-importance has diffused itself over all the details of life, so that the whole of human existence, as he would have it, must become as pompous and as exemplary as the manners of my lady's steward. The cruelty of his deception and disillusion is in proportion to the greatness of his distempered self-esteem.
The Duke Orsino is infected with the lover's melan- choly, which is fantastical and nice. He nurses his love and dallies with it, and tries to yield up all his consciousness... to it, as to a delicious sensation ; and therefore his love is not quite earnest or deep ; it is like the colour in an opal ; and the loss of Olivia is but the loss of a fair vision, which is replaced by one as fair and more real. Olivia has not the love- languor of the Duke, but her resolved sorrow for her lost brother, so soon forgotten in a stronger feeHng, shows a little of the same unreality of self-conscious emotion which we perceive in the Duke's love ; she is of a nature harmonious and refined, but is too much a child of wealth and ease to win away our chief interest from the heroine of the play.
What to read after Shakspere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dowden Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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