Burns Holograph Manuscripts in the Kilmarnock Monument Museum With Notes
Burns Holograph Manuscripts in the Kilmarnock Monument Museum With Notes
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( 120 ) PAGE ( 3 ) ADDRESS TO THE DEIL, 21 Composed at the farm of Mossgiel in the winter of 1784, apparently after having carefully read Milton's "Paradise Lost. " His brother tells us concerning the composition of this poem — "The curious idea of such an address was suggested to him by running over in his mind the many ludicrous accounts and representations we have from various quarters of this august personage. " The obliteration of the fifteenth verse with the compli- mentary reference to "...Bonnie Jean" was caused by the Poet's rupture with the Armour family.
"The beautiful and relenting spirit in which this fine poem finishes moved the heart of one of the coldest of our critics. " — A. Cunningham.
"Humour and tenderness are here so happily intermixed, that it is impossible to say which pi'edominates. " — Currie.
( 4 ) THE AULD FARMER'S New-Year Salutatiox TO HIS AULD MEERE, ON GIVING HER THE ACUJS- TOM'D RIPP O' corn to HANSEL IN THE NEW-YEAR, 26 The Ettrick Shepherd says in a note to this poem: — "Burns must have been an exceedingly good and kind-heartsd being ; for whenever he has occasion to address or mention any subordinate being, however mean, even a mouse or a flower, then there is a gentle pathos in his language that awakens the finest feelings of the heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
( 120 ) PAGE ( 3 ) ADDRESS TO THE DEIL, 21 Composed at the farm of Mossgiel in the winter of 1784, apparently after having carefully read Milton's "Paradise Lost. " His brother tells us concerning the composition of this poem — "The curious idea of such an address was suggested to him by running over in his mind the many ludicrous accounts and representations we have from various quarters of this august personage. " The obliteration of the fifteenth verse with the compli- mentary reference to "...Bonnie Jean" was caused by the Poet's rupture with the Armour family.
"The beautiful and relenting spirit in which this fine poem finishes moved the heart of one of the coldest of our critics. " — A. Cunningham.
"Humour and tenderness are here so happily intermixed, that it is impossible to say which pi'edominates. " — Currie.
( 4 ) THE AULD FARMER'S New-Year Salutatiox TO HIS AULD MEERE, ON GIVING HER THE ACUJS- TOM'D RIPP O' corn to HANSEL IN THE NEW-YEAR, 26 The Ettrick Shepherd says in a note to this poem: — "Burns must have been an exceedingly good and kind-heartsd being ; for whenever he has occasion to address or mention any subordinate being, however mean, even a mouse or a flower, then there is a gentle pathos in his language that awakens the finest feelings of the heart.
What to read after Burns Holograph Manuscripts in the Kilmarnock Monument Museum With Notes?
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