Wall And Roof Climbing
Wall And Roof Climbing
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And Pepys affords a typical example of the later general pusillanimity : " In Fleet Street received a great jostle from a man that had a mind to take the Wall, which I could not help ! " (Feb. 1659.) Again : " Much troubled this morning about the business of my walke on the Leads." (Oct. 1660.) The Commonwealth brought with it the strong and healthy reaction which has not infrequently followed internal warfare and the accompanying storming of walled cities and castles. Among many it is sufficie...nt to mention Milton and Cromwell as leading examples. Milton never grudged the time from his lofty poetical flights to visit exhilarating roof regions : " But let my due feet never fail To walk the studious cloisters* pale And love the high-embowed roof With antique pillars massy-proof; " while of Cromwell we read that with characteristic mailed fist and iron heel ** Up the walls he clambered With nails most sharp and keen, The prints whereof On the board and roof Are yet for to be seen." Butler, Hudibras, ( 33 ) But the demonstration died with the Restoration, and during the long and dreary dominion of the Formalists which followed, muscular Naturalism hardly dared to show its head.
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And Pepys affords a typical example of the later general pusillanimity : " In Fleet Street received a great jostle from a man that had a mind to take the Wall, which I could not help ! " (Feb. 1659.) Again : " Much troubled this morning about the business of my walke on the Leads." (Oct. 1660.) The Commonwealth brought with it the strong and healthy reaction which has not infrequently followed internal warfare and the accompanying storming of walled cities and castles. Among many it is sufficie...nt to mention Milton and Cromwell as leading examples. Milton never grudged the time from his lofty poetical flights to visit exhilarating roof regions : " But let my due feet never fail To walk the studious cloisters* pale And love the high-embowed roof With antique pillars massy-proof; " while of Cromwell we read that with characteristic mailed fist and iron heel ** Up the walls he clambered With nails most sharp and keen, The prints whereof On the board and roof Are yet for to be seen." Butler, Hudibras, ( 33 ) But the demonstration died with the Restoration, and during the long and dreary dominion of the Formalists which followed, muscular Naturalism hardly dared to show its head.
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