The Rhythm of Life
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Those small volumes, _Among My Books_ and _My StudyWindows_, are all pure literature. A fault in criticism is the rarestthing in them. I call none to mind except the strange judgment on Dr. Johnson: 'Our present concern with the Saxons is chiefly a literary one.. . Take Dr. Johnson as an instance. The Saxon, as it appears to me, hasnever shown any capacity for art, ' and so forth. One wonders how Lowellread the passage on Iona, and the letter to Lord Chesterfield, and thePreface to the Dictiona...ry without conviction of the great Englishwriter's supreme art--art that declares itself and would not be hidden. But take the essay on Pope, that on Chaucer, and that on one Percival, awriter of American verse of whom English readers are not aware, and theyprove Lowell to have been as clear in judging as he was exquisite insentencing. His essay 'On a Certain Condescension in Foreigners' isfamous, but an equal fame is due to 'My Garden Acquaintance' and 'A GoodWord for Winter. ' His talk about the weather is so full of wit that onewonders how prattlers at a loss for a topic dare attempt one so rich.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those small volumes, _Among My Books_ and _My StudyWindows_, are all pure literature. A fault in criticism is the rarestthing in them. I call none to mind except the strange judgment on Dr. Johnson: 'Our present concern with the Saxons is chiefly a literary one.. . Take Dr. Johnson as an instance. The Saxon, as it appears to me, hasnever shown any capacity for art, ' and so forth. One wonders how Lowellread the passage on Iona, and the letter to Lord Chesterfield, and thePreface to the Dictiona...ry without conviction of the great Englishwriter's supreme art--art that declares itself and would not be hidden. But take the essay on Pope, that on Chaucer, and that on one Percival, awriter of American verse of whom English readers are not aware, and theyprove Lowell to have been as clear in judging as he was exquisite insentencing. His essay 'On a Certain Condescension in Foreigners' isfamous, but an equal fame is due to 'My Garden Acquaintance' and 'A GoodWord for Winter. ' His talk about the weather is so full of wit that onewonders how prattlers at a loss for a topic dare attempt one so rich.
What to read after The Rhythm of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meynell Alice Christiana Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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