The Age of Tennyson
The Age of Tennyson
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Its chief merit is width of sympathy ; and it also contains here and there hints that promise in ^ the future reach of thought. In Balder we see this pro- mise redeemed. It is far more forcible than The Roman and it is loaded with thought. Balder was a poem of vast design. It was to be in three parts, of which only Digitized by Google ^48 tHE AGE Ot tfiUNtSOir.
I one was ever published. The purpose was, in the words of the author's preface, to trace ' the progress of a human being from Doubt to... Faith, from Chaos to Order. Not of Doubt incarnate to Faith incarnate, but of a doubtful mind to a faithful mind.' The design therefore bears a certain general resemblance to that of Paracehus, Balder is not equal to that great poem. It is even more diffi- cult while less profound, and it is especially far less of a unity. It is, strictly speaking, paradoxical to regard as a whole what proclaims itself as a part ; but a part of a great design may have completeness in itself, and this Balder has not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its chief merit is width of sympathy ; and it also contains here and there hints that promise in ^ the future reach of thought. In Balder we see this pro- mise redeemed. It is far more forcible than The Roman and it is loaded with thought. Balder was a poem of vast design. It was to be in three parts, of which only Digitized by Google ^48 tHE AGE Ot tfiUNtSOir.
I one was ever published. The purpose was, in the words of the author's preface, to trace ' the progress of a human being from Doubt to... Faith, from Chaos to Order. Not of Doubt incarnate to Faith incarnate, but of a doubtful mind to a faithful mind.' The design therefore bears a certain general resemblance to that of Paracehus, Balder is not equal to that great poem. It is even more diffi- cult while less profound, and it is especially far less of a unity. It is, strictly speaking, paradoxical to regard as a whole what proclaims itself as a part ; but a part of a great design may have completeness in itself, and this Balder has not.
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