The Secret Key And Other Verses
The Secret Key And Other Verses
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Also in two parts, entitled "When I Was King, " and "The Elder Son. " See page 14.
SPECTATOR (London) : "A good deal of humour, a great deal of spirit, and a robust philosophy are the main characteristics of these Australian poets. Because they write of a world they know, and of feelings they have themselves shared in, they are far nearer the heart of poetry than the most accomplished de- votees of a literary tradition. " SYDNEY MORNING HERALD: "He is known wherever the English language is spok...en; he is the very god of the idolatry of Australian bushmen; ... He has written more and is better known than any other Australian of his age. . . . There is a musical lilt about his verses which makes these dwell in the memory, and there -is in them also a revelation of truth and strength. . . . 'When I was King' contains work of which many a craftsman in words might well be proud . . . Lines that Walt Whitman a master of rhythm when he liked, and a worshipper of it always would have been proud to claim as his own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Also in two parts, entitled "When I Was King, " and "The Elder Son. " See page 14.
SPECTATOR (London) : "A good deal of humour, a great deal of spirit, and a robust philosophy are the main characteristics of these Australian poets. Because they write of a world they know, and of feelings they have themselves shared in, they are far nearer the heart of poetry than the most accomplished de- votees of a literary tradition. " SYDNEY MORNING HERALD: "He is known wherever the English language is spok...en; he is the very god of the idolatry of Australian bushmen; ... He has written more and is better known than any other Australian of his age. . . . There is a musical lilt about his verses which makes these dwell in the memory, and there -is in them also a revelation of truth and strength. . . . 'When I was King' contains work of which many a craftsman in words might well be proud . . . Lines that Walt Whitman a master of rhythm when he liked, and a worshipper of it always would have been proud to claim as his own.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Essex Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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