Essays And Poems By Frances Mary Owen
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And it needs to have the character of Valence placed beside it, before we can see what Browning's ideal of manhood really is — so subtlely hidden is the blame, even the scorn with which he depicts that which the world calls greatest. The world's success is the " Circle premature Heedless of far gain " or "The hundred that's soon hit. " of the Grammarian's Funeral. The same note is struck in this passage though with a touch more irony.
" He gathers earth's whole good into his arms. Standing, as ...man now, stately, strong and wise, Marching to fortune, not surprised by her. One great aim, like a guiding star, above — Which tasks strength, wisdom, stateliness, to lift His manhood to the height that takes the prize ; A prize not near— lest overlooking earth So colomhk's birthday.
He rashly spring to seize it — nor remote, So that he rest upon his path content : But day by day, while shimmering grows shine, And the faint circlet prophecies the orb, He sees so much as, just evolving these, The stateliness, the wisdom and the strength, To due completion, will suffice this life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it needs to have the character of Valence placed beside it, before we can see what Browning's ideal of manhood really is — so subtlely hidden is the blame, even the scorn with which he depicts that which the world calls greatest. The world's success is the " Circle premature Heedless of far gain " or "The hundred that's soon hit. " of the Grammarian's Funeral. The same note is struck in this passage though with a touch more irony.
" He gathers earth's whole good into his arms. Standing, as ...man now, stately, strong and wise, Marching to fortune, not surprised by her. One great aim, like a guiding star, above — Which tasks strength, wisdom, stateliness, to lift His manhood to the height that takes the prize ; A prize not near— lest overlooking earth So colomhk's birthday.
He rashly spring to seize it — nor remote, So that he rest upon his path content : But day by day, while shimmering grows shine, And the faint circlet prophecies the orb, He sees so much as, just evolving these, The stateliness, the wisdom and the strength, To due completion, will suffice this life.
What to read after Essays And Poems By Frances Mary Owen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Mary Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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