Tales of Ind 8 6
Tales of Ind 8 6
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Grant Duff, G. C. S. I. _ It is not often that natives succeed so well as you have done in Englishversification. --_H. H. Kérala Varma, C. S. I. _ Krishnapore irresistibly reminds us of Auburn, the fortunes of Seeta arein many respects not unlike those of Evangeline, and some forms ofexpression seem to be coined in the mint of Tennyson.... These talespossess peculiar interest as first-fruits in poetic literature of thatamalgamation of Eastern and Western thought that is going on before usat the... present day in this country. They are tales of India, descriptiveof Indian scenery, and marked by many traits both of custom and offeeling that are characteristic of India.... These tales--tales ofwoman's constancy and woman's heroism--are pleasing in themselves; andthe language in which they are told is simple, imaginative, and markedby a well-sustained melody. The tales are dedicated to Lord Tennyson by"His Lordship's ardent admirer in the Far East"; and certainly they movein the atmosphere of the Tennysonian idyll.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grant Duff, G. C. S. I. _ It is not often that natives succeed so well as you have done in Englishversification. --_H. H. Kérala Varma, C. S. I. _ Krishnapore irresistibly reminds us of Auburn, the fortunes of Seeta arein many respects not unlike those of Evangeline, and some forms ofexpression seem to be coined in the mint of Tennyson.... These talespossess peculiar interest as first-fruits in poetic literature of thatamalgamation of Eastern and Western thought that is going on before usat the... present day in this country. They are tales of India, descriptiveof Indian scenery, and marked by many traits both of custom and offeeling that are characteristic of India.... These tales--tales ofwoman's constancy and woman's heroism--are pleasing in themselves; andthe language in which they are told is simple, imaginative, and markedby a well-sustained melody. The tales are dedicated to Lord Tennyson by"His Lordship's ardent admirer in the Far East"; and certainly they movein the atmosphere of the Tennysonian idyll.
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