The Teaching of Tennyson
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. " Percivale, continuing the conversation with Am- brosius, further relates the appearance of Galahad, and tells how he was made " one with him, to believe as he believed " — how he had followed him up the hill of death where storms raged, and had seen him pass amid a blaze of fire and a roar of thunder, like the " shoutings of the sons of God " — pass like a silver star into the spiritual city, and then it was there flashed upon him the vision of the Grail and he was satisfied, and returned t...o Arthur's hall.
Ambrosius would know whether he had come only upon " phantoms " in his Quest, and learns of a carnal temptation. It was the Princess of the castle, who, with artful wiles, had striven to win him from the holy Quest to a life of sensuous delights. She was beautiful and rich, and the love of his youth.
The conflict waged between love and duty : self and self-renunciation glows fiercely in the lines — "'0 me, my brother! but one night my vow Burnt me within, so that I rose and fled, But wail'd and wept, and hated mine own self, 120 THE TEACHING OF TENNYSON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " Percivale, continuing the conversation with Am- brosius, further relates the appearance of Galahad, and tells how he was made " one with him, to believe as he believed " — how he had followed him up the hill of death where storms raged, and had seen him pass amid a blaze of fire and a roar of thunder, like the " shoutings of the sons of God " — pass like a silver star into the spiritual city, and then it was there flashed upon him the vision of the Grail and he was satisfied, and returned t...o Arthur's hall.
Ambrosius would know whether he had come only upon " phantoms " in his Quest, and learns of a carnal temptation. It was the Princess of the castle, who, with artful wiles, had striven to win him from the holy Quest to a life of sensuous delights. She was beautiful and rich, and the love of his youth.
The conflict waged between love and duty : self and self-renunciation glows fiercely in the lines — "'0 me, my brother! but one night my vow Burnt me within, so that I rose and fled, But wail'd and wept, and hated mine own self, 120 THE TEACHING OF TENNYSON.
What to read after The Teaching of Tennyson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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