Essays And Studies, volume 7
Essays And Studies, volume 7
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B. xliii. 351. 2 Arnold and Ward, iii. 133.
Digitized by Google THOMAS PARNELL 71 tentment he shows himself the disciple of Milton, and wields the ringing octosyllabic measure as no one had done since II Penseroao was published/ This is praise indeed, and in reading it I feel like Lord Clive on a famous occasion when he avowed that he was astonished at his own moderation.
We ask ourselves in judging a poet : has he diction ? has he happy turns ? has he real feeling and a sense at once of the my...stery of life and the glamour of language ? do we find quo- tations in him t To answer the last question first I find one .
at any rate in Parnell ; it is in the Elegy to an Old Beauty, where he tells her to desist from efforts more suitable to her daughter.
Her mien, her shape, her temper, eyes, and tongue Are sure to conquer, for the rogue is young; And all that's madly wild or oddly gay, We call it only pretty Fanny's way.
That Parnell has happy diction and turns may safely be affirmed by any lover of our Augustan age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. xliii. 351. 2 Arnold and Ward, iii. 133.
Digitized by Google THOMAS PARNELL 71 tentment he shows himself the disciple of Milton, and wields the ringing octosyllabic measure as no one had done since II Penseroao was published/ This is praise indeed, and in reading it I feel like Lord Clive on a famous occasion when he avowed that he was astonished at his own moderation.
We ask ourselves in judging a poet : has he diction ? has he happy turns ? has he real feeling and a sense at once of the my...stery of life and the glamour of language ? do we find quo- tations in him t To answer the last question first I find one .
at any rate in Parnell ; it is in the Elegy to an Old Beauty, where he tells her to desist from efforts more suitable to her daughter.
Her mien, her shape, her temper, eyes, and tongue Are sure to conquer, for the rogue is young; And all that's madly wild or oddly gay, We call it only pretty Fanny's way.
That Parnell has happy diction and turns may safely be affirmed by any lover of our Augustan age.
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