The Prose Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, With Bibliographical And Critical Notes 2
The Prose Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, With Bibliographical And Critical Notes 2
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Oh, how majestically mournful are those words ! They soimd like the roar of the wind through a forest of pines !
k KAVANAGH The flighty purpose never ia overtook, Unless the deed go with it.
Shaxbspbabb.
INTRODUCTORY NOTE.
On the day when Mr. Longfellow wrote the last lines of Evangeline he noted in his diary: " Now for a little prose ; a romance which I have in my brain — Kavanagh by name." This was February 27, 1847, and the book was published May 12, 1849. At that time he wrote of it : " Peo...- ple think it is not long enough. But why beat out one's ideas into thin leaf ? " It must not be supposed, however, that he was at work for two years on this slight romance. He began it, indeed, immediately after finishing Evangeline^ but ap- pears to have worked at it in a very desultory fashion until the autumn of 1848. He records in his diary under date of October 3, 1848 : " Still the imprisoning rain ; but to-day welcome, thrice welcome. Sat by the fireside in the library and wrote in Kavanagh^ to my own great satisfaction and delight." On the 31st of the same month, he wrote : " Kavanagh is nearly completed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, how majestically mournful are those words ! They soimd like the roar of the wind through a forest of pines !
k KAVANAGH The flighty purpose never ia overtook, Unless the deed go with it.
Shaxbspbabb.
INTRODUCTORY NOTE.
On the day when Mr. Longfellow wrote the last lines of Evangeline he noted in his diary: " Now for a little prose ; a romance which I have in my brain — Kavanagh by name." This was February 27, 1847, and the book was published May 12, 1849. At that time he wrote of it : " Peo...- ple think it is not long enough. But why beat out one's ideas into thin leaf ? " It must not be supposed, however, that he was at work for two years on this slight romance. He began it, indeed, immediately after finishing Evangeline^ but ap- pears to have worked at it in a very desultory fashion until the autumn of 1848. He records in his diary under date of October 3, 1848 : " Still the imprisoning rain ; but to-day welcome, thrice welcome. Sat by the fireside in the library and wrote in Kavanagh^ to my own great satisfaction and delight." On the 31st of the same month, he wrote : " Kavanagh is nearly completed.
What to read after The Prose Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, With Bibliographical And Critical Notes 2?
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