The Inspiration of Poetry
The Inspiration of Poetry
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He moved freely in the world of high life, and liked to talk of men of rank over the sweet wine he drank after his mutton. The passions of nations, the swing of ideas, the f ortimes of battle, were no more to him than club topics would be to-day, news and conversation, but not excit- ing. He read Rousseau, he sajrs, but "heav- ily, heavily"; that is, he was bored. He | had his well-bred circle of friends, very polite, and his well-bred private tastes, very cultivated; but he was unmoved, habitu...ally otiose, lethargic, oppressed with the dulness Digitized by VjOOQIC 118 THE INSPIRATION OF POETRY of things very often, yet not, I think, un- happy; indeed, a certain intellectual gayety, even in describing his own dulness, is a part \ of the charm of his private correspondence.
~There was much nonchalant good breeding in him, especially as he grew up and came into the routine of manhood; he was a man of the world, not in the sense of being merely a man of society, but in the sense of being disengaged, disinterested, the impartial spectator with a light touch, a just judgment, and a tone of elegance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He moved freely in the world of high life, and liked to talk of men of rank over the sweet wine he drank after his mutton. The passions of nations, the swing of ideas, the f ortimes of battle, were no more to him than club topics would be to-day, news and conversation, but not excit- ing. He read Rousseau, he sajrs, but "heav- ily, heavily"; that is, he was bored. He | had his well-bred circle of friends, very polite, and his well-bred private tastes, very cultivated; but he was unmoved, habitu...ally otiose, lethargic, oppressed with the dulness Digitized by VjOOQIC 118 THE INSPIRATION OF POETRY of things very often, yet not, I think, un- happy; indeed, a certain intellectual gayety, even in describing his own dulness, is a part \ of the charm of his private correspondence.
~There was much nonchalant good breeding in him, especially as he grew up and came into the routine of manhood; he was a man of the world, not in the sense of being merely a man of society, but in the sense of being disengaged, disinterested, the impartial spectator with a light touch, a just judgment, and a tone of elegance.
What to read after The Inspiration of Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodberry George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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