The Home Life of Henry W Longfellow Reminiscences of Many Visits At Cambridge
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"For- tunio, " "la Nuit de Mai, " " la Nuit de Decembre, " " To Ninon, " " A Confession, " " A Letter to Lamar- tine, " several plays, " Caprice, " a translation of Shakespeare s "As you Like It" (comme il vous plaira), a quantity of lesser, but more " spirituelle " efforts, and in a second volume of poems, I can readily understand his own preference, given to his strongest works " le Fils de Titien, " " Lorenzaccio, " and " Carmosine. " Besides these, with prolific and unimpaired talent, he wr...ote, until his death, numer ous sonnets, essays and letters, all with exquisite poetic rhythm, but most of them tainted with the dreadful impurity of thought and association that distinguishes Alfred de Musset from a great galaxy of French writers, the most talented, the most bril liant, but the most hardened. He, among few, may fully claim the title " genius, " as no late writer of Longfellow s Idee of Poetical Influence. 105 the nineteenth century has ever compared with, or exceeded the beauty of his language, or style of writing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"For- tunio, " "la Nuit de Mai, " " la Nuit de Decembre, " " To Ninon, " " A Confession, " " A Letter to Lamar- tine, " several plays, " Caprice, " a translation of Shakespeare s "As you Like It" (comme il vous plaira), a quantity of lesser, but more " spirituelle " efforts, and in a second volume of poems, I can readily understand his own preference, given to his strongest works " le Fils de Titien, " " Lorenzaccio, " and " Carmosine. " Besides these, with prolific and unimpaired talent, he wr...ote, until his death, numer ous sonnets, essays and letters, all with exquisite poetic rhythm, but most of them tainted with the dreadful impurity of thought and association that distinguishes Alfred de Musset from a great galaxy of French writers, the most talented, the most bril liant, but the most hardened. He, among few, may fully claim the title " genius, " as no late writer of Longfellow s Idee of Poetical Influence. 105 the nineteenth century has ever compared with, or exceeded the beauty of his language, or style of writing.
What to read after The Home Life of Henry W Longfellow Reminiscences of Many Visits At Cambridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt, Blanche, 1853-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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