Synge And the Ireland of His Time
Synge And the Ireland of His Time
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Here above all was silence from allour great orator took delight in, from formidable men, from moralindignation, from the 'sciolist' who 'is never sad, ' from all in modernlife that would destroy the arts; and here, to take a thought fromanother playwright of our school, he could love Time as only women andgreat artists do and need never sell it.
X As I read 'The Aran Islands' right through for the first time since heshowed it me in manuscript, I come to understand how much knowledge ofthe real... life of Ireland went to the creation of a world which is yet asfantastic as the Spain of Cervantes. Here is the story of 'The Playboy, 'of 'The Shadow of the Glen;' here is the 'ghost on horseback' and thefinding of the young man's body of 'Riders to the Sea, ' numberless waysof speech and vehement pictures that had seemed to owe nothing toobservation, and all to some overflowing of himself, or to some merenecessity of dramatic construction. I had thought the violent quarrels of'The Well of the Saints' came from his love of bitter condiments, buthere is a couple that quarrel all day long amid neighbours who gather asfor a play.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here above all was silence from allour great orator took delight in, from formidable men, from moralindignation, from the 'sciolist' who 'is never sad, ' from all in modernlife that would destroy the arts; and here, to take a thought fromanother playwright of our school, he could love Time as only women andgreat artists do and need never sell it.
X As I read 'The Aran Islands' right through for the first time since heshowed it me in manuscript, I come to understand how much knowledge ofthe real... life of Ireland went to the creation of a world which is yet asfantastic as the Spain of Cervantes. Here is the story of 'The Playboy, 'of 'The Shadow of the Glen;' here is the 'ghost on horseback' and thefinding of the young man's body of 'Riders to the Sea, ' numberless waysof speech and vehement pictures that had seemed to owe nothing toobservation, and all to some overflowing of himself, or to some merenecessity of dramatic construction. I had thought the violent quarrels of'The Well of the Saints' came from his love of bitter condiments, buthere is a couple that quarrel all day long amid neighbours who gather asfor a play.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wb Yeats to read onlineMoreLess
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