The Poems of Digby Mackworth Dolben
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' — at Finedon, was it not ? If you have letters from ' him will you let me see them some day ? ' No one ever wrote words with more critical delibera- tion than Gerard Hopkins, and I am glad to have preserved the letter which he then wrote, having met Dolben but once, for it must give some idea of the grief which his more intimate friends suffered at his death ; some measure too of the shock to their hopes, since it records the full appreciation which his genius received from them during his li...fe. This was, no doubt, chiefly due to the great charm of his personality, for his character was transparent ; nor did the strange spontaneous beauty and significance, that invested the actions of his life, desert him in the circumstances of his death. It was beautiful and strange that, afteir all his unceasing mental perplexity, he should die uncon- sciously, — for he must have fainted in the water, — without pain, in one of his rare moments of healthy bodily enjoyment : and premature as his end was, and the stroke of it unlooked for, and apparently sudden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' — at Finedon, was it not ? If you have letters from ' him will you let me see them some day ? ' No one ever wrote words with more critical delibera- tion than Gerard Hopkins, and I am glad to have preserved the letter which he then wrote, having met Dolben but once, for it must give some idea of the grief which his more intimate friends suffered at his death ; some measure too of the shock to their hopes, since it records the full appreciation which his genius received from them during his li...fe. This was, no doubt, chiefly due to the great charm of his personality, for his character was transparent ; nor did the strange spontaneous beauty and significance, that invested the actions of his life, desert him in the circumstances of his death. It was beautiful and strange that, afteir all his unceasing mental perplexity, he should die uncon- sciously, — for he must have fainted in the water, — without pain, in one of his rare moments of healthy bodily enjoyment : and premature as his end was, and the stroke of it unlooked for, and apparently sudden.
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