A Question of National Honor
A Question of National Honor
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In two volumes. Harper & Brothers, New York: 1899. <* A MAN'S foes shall be they of his own household. " This jLJL is one's first reflection upon the extraordinary un- veiling which Mr. Robert Barrett Browning has made to us of the inner life of his father and mother. We ask ourselves how the son of the man who wrote "House, " of the man whose proud boast it was to have a "soulside" shown only to the woman whom he loved, could bring himself to expose that soulside to the public view; or how the son of a woman who refused a dedication from her husband because she could not bear to have words from him "which the world might listen to" could let that same world read the words which of all others she held most sacred. The unveiling is astounding, take it as we may. Whether or no we regard the end as having justified the means is another question, and will be answered by each reader according to his tem- perament. Yet a further point may be raised in the inquiry, whether even if justifiable this publication was or was not expedient, that is to say, whether it heightens or diminishes our respect for the poet-lovers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In two volumes. Harper & Brothers, New York: 1899. <* A MAN'S foes shall be they of his own household. " This jLJL is one's first reflection upon the extraordinary un- veiling which Mr. Robert Barrett Browning has made to us of the inner life of his father and mother. We ask ourselves how the son of the man who wrote "House, " of the man whose proud boast it was to have a "soulside" shown only to the woman whom he loved, could bring himself to expose that soulside to the public view; or how the son of a woman who refused a dedication from her husband because she could not bear to have words from him "which the world might listen to" could let that same world read the words which of all others she held most sacred. The unveiling is astounding, take it as we may. Whether or no we regard the end as having justified the means is another question, and will be answered by each reader according to his tem- perament. Yet a further point may be raised in the inquiry, whether even if justifiable this publication was or was not expedient, that is to say, whether it heightens or diminishes our respect for the poet-lovers.
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