Wordsworth And the Coleridges With Other Memories Literary And Political
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Mozart, the Raphael of music, he believed was not in other ways remarkable ; he was a wonderful performer at six years old. " Now, " said Macaulay, " we cannot conceive of any one being a great poet at the age of six — a Shakespeare, for instance. " Some one said, " But we know very little about Mozart. " The talk somehow turned to Homer, whether or no the Homeric poems were the product of one mind. Macaulay maintained they were; it was inconceiv- able that there could have been at the Homeric ...period more than one poet equal to the production of the " Iliad " and the " Odyssey. " He considered there had been six great poets, — Homer, Shakespeare, SARA COLERIDGE AND HER BROTHERS 13 1 Dante, Milton, Sophocles, and ^^schylus. Appearing, as these had, at long intervals of time, could it be supposed that at the Homeric age there was more than one with a great endowment of " the vision and the faculty divine ? " Then as to the " Iliad " and the "Odyssey" being both the production of Homer — the first being admitted to be, that the other was seemed to follow as a matter of course ; it was the test of Paley over again — the finding the watch and the presumption from it of a maker ; and in this case there was the watchmaker's shop close by.
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Mozart, the Raphael of music, he believed was not in other ways remarkable ; he was a wonderful performer at six years old. " Now, " said Macaulay, " we cannot conceive of any one being a great poet at the age of six — a Shakespeare, for instance. " Some one said, " But we know very little about Mozart. " The talk somehow turned to Homer, whether or no the Homeric poems were the product of one mind. Macaulay maintained they were; it was inconceiv- able that there could have been at the Homeric ...period more than one poet equal to the production of the " Iliad " and the " Odyssey. " He considered there had been six great poets, — Homer, Shakespeare, SARA COLERIDGE AND HER BROTHERS 13 1 Dante, Milton, Sophocles, and ^^schylus. Appearing, as these had, at long intervals of time, could it be supposed that at the Homeric age there was more than one with a great endowment of " the vision and the faculty divine ? " Then as to the " Iliad " and the "Odyssey" being both the production of Homer — the first being admitted to be, that the other was seemed to follow as a matter of course ; it was the test of Paley over again — the finding the watch and the presumption from it of a maker ; and in this case there was the watchmaker's shop close by.
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