Arthur Carryl a Novel
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Secondly, in the eighth strophe, we have : " Behold where Dryden's less presumptuous car Wide o'er the fields of glory bear Two coursers of etherial race, With necks in thunder cloth'd, and long-resounding pace. " In this very beautiful passage, the fault arises from the poet's hav- ing adopted without due consideration a much admired phrase of Scripture. Supposing tlyit the expression clothed can be applied to the idea of actual thunder, it cannot be adapted to the trope without a manifest vio...lation of propriety.
fault indeed is not so glaring in the poem, for the reasons we have just men- tioned ; and the same cause which spares the reader a shock saves the reputa- tion of the author. So difficult is it to avoid this error, that I have twice been guilty of it knowingly. In Ode HI. I have written, Let thy glowing orbs inspire T[n my own a kindred fire, and in Ode IX. , Di Memoria sull' ali, Le mie lutte col Fato Passaro in mente . . .
I say knoinngly, because I am aware of it at present ; though at the time I committed the error I was not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Secondly, in the eighth strophe, we have : " Behold where Dryden's less presumptuous car Wide o'er the fields of glory bear Two coursers of etherial race, With necks in thunder cloth'd, and long-resounding pace. " In this very beautiful passage, the fault arises from the poet's hav- ing adopted without due consideration a much admired phrase of Scripture. Supposing tlyit the expression clothed can be applied to the idea of actual thunder, it cannot be adapted to the trope without a manifest vio...lation of propriety.
fault indeed is not so glaring in the poem, for the reasons we have just men- tioned ; and the same cause which spares the reader a shock saves the reputa- tion of the author. So difficult is it to avoid this error, that I have twice been guilty of it knowingly. In Ode HI. I have written, Let thy glowing orbs inspire T[n my own a kindred fire, and in Ode IX. , Di Memoria sull' ali, Le mie lutte col Fato Passaro in mente . . .
I say knoinngly, because I am aware of it at present ; though at the time I committed the error I was not.
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