Southland Writers Biographical And Critical Sketches of the Living Female Write
Southland Writers Biographical And Critical Sketches of the Living Female Write
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The successor of the Rev. Dr. Junkin in the presidential chair of the latter College is Robert E. Lee. " Stonewall " Jackson was one of its Professors in the term of Dr. Junkin, whose eldest daughter was the wife of the famous Confederate leader.
Miss Junkin was a frequent contributor to the " Southern Literary Messenger " during the editorship of John R. Thompson. The follow ing poem was published in 1850 : DANTE IN EXILE.
" The prior perceived one day a man coming into the monastery whom none... of its inmates knew. He asked him what he wanted ; but the stranger making no reply, and continuing to gaze on the building, as though contemplating its architecture, the ques tion was put a second time; upon which, looking round on his interrogator, he answered: 'Peace ! '" TURNBULL'S Genius of Italy.
Peace for the exile banished from his home, His kindred, and his country ? for the man Whose very birthplace roots him from her soil In jealous rage, as though he were a weed Of noxious influence, and flings him forth To wither, all uncared for peace for him f Yea, even for him if indignation just Against oppression and foul wrong can yield A nutriment, though bitter, strong enough To still the cravings that his nature feels ; But not for thee, O Poet, with thy soul Of organism tender, delicate, 735 736 SOUTHLAND WRITERS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The successor of the Rev. Dr. Junkin in the presidential chair of the latter College is Robert E. Lee. " Stonewall " Jackson was one of its Professors in the term of Dr. Junkin, whose eldest daughter was the wife of the famous Confederate leader.
Miss Junkin was a frequent contributor to the " Southern Literary Messenger " during the editorship of John R. Thompson. The follow ing poem was published in 1850 : DANTE IN EXILE.
" The prior perceived one day a man coming into the monastery whom none... of its inmates knew. He asked him what he wanted ; but the stranger making no reply, and continuing to gaze on the building, as though contemplating its architecture, the ques tion was put a second time; upon which, looking round on his interrogator, he answered: 'Peace ! '" TURNBULL'S Genius of Italy.
Peace for the exile banished from his home, His kindred, and his country ? for the man Whose very birthplace roots him from her soil In jealous rage, as though he were a weed Of noxious influence, and flings him forth To wither, all uncared for peace for him f Yea, even for him if indignation just Against oppression and foul wrong can yield A nutriment, though bitter, strong enough To still the cravings that his nature feels ; But not for thee, O Poet, with thy soul Of organism tender, delicate, 735 736 SOUTHLAND WRITERS.
What to read after Southland Writers Biographical And Critical Sketches of the Living Female Write?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary T Tardy to read onlineMoreLess
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