The Poems And Ballads of Schiller
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• 283 grave and reverent genins. Yet a period— a transition state— ot doubt and despondency is perhaps common to men in proportion to tlicir natural disposition to faith and veneration. "With them, It comes from lieea sympatliy with undeserved sufferings— ft-om grief at vricltedness triumphant— from too intense a brooding over tlie mysteries involved in the government of the -world. Sltepticism of this nature can but little injure the frivolous, and will be charitably regarded by tlie wise. Sch...iller's mind soon outgrew the state which, to the mind of a poet, above all men, is most ungenial, but the sad- ness which the struggle bequeathed seems to have wrought a com- plete revolution in all his preconceived opinions. The wild creator of The Bobbers^ drunk with liberty, and audacious against all re- straint, becomes the champion of " Holy Order," — the denouncer of the French Eepublic— the panegyrist of an Ideal Life, which should entirely separate Genius the Restless from Society the Set- tled.
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• 283 grave and reverent genins. Yet a period— a transition state— ot doubt and despondency is perhaps common to men in proportion to tlicir natural disposition to faith and veneration. "With them, It comes from lieea sympatliy with undeserved sufferings— ft-om grief at vricltedness triumphant— from too intense a brooding over tlie mysteries involved in the government of the -world. Sltepticism of this nature can but little injure the frivolous, and will be charitably regarded by tlie wise. Sch...iller's mind soon outgrew the state which, to the mind of a poet, above all men, is most ungenial, but the sad- ness which the struggle bequeathed seems to have wrought a com- plete revolution in all his preconceived opinions. The wild creator of The Bobbers^ drunk with liberty, and audacious against all re- straint, becomes the champion of " Holy Order," — the denouncer of the French Eepublic— the panegyrist of an Ideal Life, which should entirely separate Genius the Restless from Society the Set- tled.
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