Feminine Influence On the Poets
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Harris with more confidence calls his love and lust for Mary Fitton. Mr. Harris has used his admirable method and intuition with perhaps an excess of indulgent pleasure, but he estab- lishes beyond assault that Shakespeare owed very much to the passion for a woman when he was about thirty, and that this passion is the one which inspired the later sonnets.
Mr. Harris is, however, needlessly torrential in dealing with the sonnets addressed to a man, when he says that "it is pose and flunkeyism an...d the hope of benefits to come, and not passion," that inspired them. He seems to assume that the only form of passion and inspiration is that which he implies when he speaks of "panting" Sappho "gasping out " when " lust had made her body a lyre 239 Feminine Influence on the Poets of deathless music." On the contrary it is not reasonable to doubt that Shakespeare was speaking truth, whether discovered by him- self or not, when he wrote (herein agreeing with Donne, who says : Grief brought to numbers cannot be so fierce, For he tames it, that fetters it in verse) O absence, what a torment wouldst thou prove.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harris with more confidence calls his love and lust for Mary Fitton. Mr. Harris has used his admirable method and intuition with perhaps an excess of indulgent pleasure, but he estab- lishes beyond assault that Shakespeare owed very much to the passion for a woman when he was about thirty, and that this passion is the one which inspired the later sonnets.
Mr. Harris is, however, needlessly torrential in dealing with the sonnets addressed to a man, when he says that "it is pose and flunkeyism an...d the hope of benefits to come, and not passion," that inspired them. He seems to assume that the only form of passion and inspiration is that which he implies when he speaks of "panting" Sappho "gasping out " when " lust had made her body a lyre 239 Feminine Influence on the Poets of deathless music." On the contrary it is not reasonable to doubt that Shakespeare was speaking truth, whether discovered by him- self or not, when he wrote (herein agreeing with Donne, who says : Grief brought to numbers cannot be so fierce, For he tames it, that fetters it in verse) O absence, what a torment wouldst thou prove.
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