Figures of Several Centuries
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Subtlety and nobility, the appeal of ever homelier and loftierthings, are seen more and more clearly in his work, as the metricalqualities of it become purified and intensified, with always more ofsubtlety and distinction, an energy at last tamed to the needs and pacesof every kind of beauty.
II 'Charles Lamb, as I need not remind you, ' says Swinburne in hisdedicatory epistle to the collected edition of his poems, 'wrote forantiquity: nor need you be assured that when I write plays it is with ...aview to their being acted at the Globe, the Red Bull, or the BlackFriars. ' In another part of the same epistle, he says: 'My first if notmy strongest ambition was to do something worth doing, and not utterlyunworthy of a young countryman of Marlowe the teacher and Webster thepupil of Shakespeare, in the line of work which those three poets hadleft as a possibly unattainable example for ambitious Englishmen. And myfirst book, written while yet under academic or tutoral authority, boreevidence of that ambition in every line.
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Subtlety and nobility, the appeal of ever homelier and loftierthings, are seen more and more clearly in his work, as the metricalqualities of it become purified and intensified, with always more ofsubtlety and distinction, an energy at last tamed to the needs and pacesof every kind of beauty.
II 'Charles Lamb, as I need not remind you, ' says Swinburne in hisdedicatory epistle to the collected edition of his poems, 'wrote forantiquity: nor need you be assured that when I write plays it is with ...aview to their being acted at the Globe, the Red Bull, or the BlackFriars. ' In another part of the same epistle, he says: 'My first if notmy strongest ambition was to do something worth doing, and not utterlyunworthy of a young countryman of Marlowe the teacher and Webster thepupil of Shakespeare, in the line of work which those three poets hadleft as a possibly unattainable example for ambitious Englishmen. And myfirst book, written while yet under academic or tutoral authority, boreevidence of that ambition in every line.
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