Essays On Medieval Literature
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The beginning of right acquaint- ance with Chaucer is the conviction that nothing represents him except the whole body of his writings. So one is brought round to Dryden's comfortable and sufficient formula : " Here is God's plenty. " From the energy and the volume of his Trojan story, as glorious as his Trojan river : And thou, Simoys, that as an arwe clere Through Troie rennest ay downward to the se ; from the passion and the music of that " tragedie " to the doleful voices of Melibeus> there... is no form or mood, no fashion of all the vanities, that is not in some way or other represented there.
GOWER.
GOWER has not lacked praise in his day ; few authors have a better record. To be ranked along with Chaucer, " superlative as poets laureate, " to receive, along with Chaucer, the homage of all the notable English and Scottish poets for more than a century, and still to be remembered with esteem in the days of Shakespeare this is the reward of Gower's learn- ing and diligence. Naturally there is much to set off on the other side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The beginning of right acquaint- ance with Chaucer is the conviction that nothing represents him except the whole body of his writings. So one is brought round to Dryden's comfortable and sufficient formula : " Here is God's plenty. " From the energy and the volume of his Trojan story, as glorious as his Trojan river : And thou, Simoys, that as an arwe clere Through Troie rennest ay downward to the se ; from the passion and the music of that " tragedie " to the doleful voices of Melibeus> there... is no form or mood, no fashion of all the vanities, that is not in some way or other represented there.
GOWER.
GOWER has not lacked praise in his day ; few authors have a better record. To be ranked along with Chaucer, " superlative as poets laureate, " to receive, along with Chaucer, the homage of all the notable English and Scottish poets for more than a century, and still to be remembered with esteem in the days of Shakespeare this is the reward of Gower's learn- ing and diligence. Naturally there is much to set off on the other side.
What to read after Essays On Medieval Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ker, W. P. (William Paton), 1855-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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