Varia
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Harmless mirth, a spirit of generous good-fellowship, a clean and manly heart dis arm, or should disarm, all moral judgment, while the grace and vigor of every line leave the critic powerless to complain. " Hail to the Headlong;' and "A Heel-tap! a Heel-tap!" are the poet's earliest tributes at the shrine of Bacchus, lie gained a fuller insight and an ampler charity before he laid down his pen. His three best poems, which cannot possibly be omitted from such a paper as this, show how time mello...wed him, as it mellows wine. We mark the ripening power, the surer touch, the kinder outlook on a troubled world. Peacock was but twenty-nine when he wrote MS VARIA.
"Headlong Hall. " Ho was thirty-two when 44 Mclincourt " was given to the world, and iu it liis inimitable " Ghosts : " " In life three ghostly friars were we, And now three friendly ghosts we be. Around our shadowy table placed, The spectral bowl before us floats : With wine that none but ghosts Ctin taste Wo wash our unsubstantial throats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harmless mirth, a spirit of generous good-fellowship, a clean and manly heart dis arm, or should disarm, all moral judgment, while the grace and vigor of every line leave the critic powerless to complain. " Hail to the Headlong;' and "A Heel-tap! a Heel-tap!" are the poet's earliest tributes at the shrine of Bacchus, lie gained a fuller insight and an ampler charity before he laid down his pen. His three best poems, which cannot possibly be omitted from such a paper as this, show how time mello...wed him, as it mellows wine. We mark the ripening power, the surer touch, the kinder outlook on a troubled world. Peacock was but twenty-nine when he wrote MS VARIA.
"Headlong Hall. " Ho was thirty-two when 44 Mclincourt " was given to the world, and iu it liis inimitable " Ghosts : " " In life three ghostly friars were we, And now three friendly ghosts we be. Around our shadowy table placed, The spectral bowl before us floats : With wine that none but ghosts Ctin taste Wo wash our unsubstantial throats.
What to read after Varia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Repplier Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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