Furth in Field;
Furth in Field;
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He is of the immortals, and will rise again. Can " Kilmeny " ever be forgotten ? In a recent number of Blackwood a young critic, writing timidly of the robustest spirit in Scottish literature — Bums hardly excepted — is courageous enough to speak of " The Thrissil and the Rois " as a very gem of poesy, unmatched in northern poetry. It is a gem, and perfect of its kind; and William Dunbar's fame would be appreciably dimmer for want of it. But it is not the hooded laureate's most brilliant achiev...ement ; and it is not quite so unmatched in refinement of feeling and daintiness of workmanship as Mr Oliphant imagines.
I shall put "Kilmeny" beside it — though I should not be so unjust as to place Hogg beside Dunbar — and III 112 ON A DISPUTED PASSAGE without deciding between the two poems, I boldly prophesy that time, which, in the words of Pope, has spared the Thistie and the Rose, will as certainly cherish bonny Kilmeny.
The poem has its faults — especially to an Englisher.
What — even though he be skilled in his Chaucer — what can he make of the spelling ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is of the immortals, and will rise again. Can " Kilmeny " ever be forgotten ? In a recent number of Blackwood a young critic, writing timidly of the robustest spirit in Scottish literature — Bums hardly excepted — is courageous enough to speak of " The Thrissil and the Rois " as a very gem of poesy, unmatched in northern poetry. It is a gem, and perfect of its kind; and William Dunbar's fame would be appreciably dimmer for want of it. But it is not the hooded laureate's most brilliant achiev...ement ; and it is not quite so unmatched in refinement of feeling and daintiness of workmanship as Mr Oliphant imagines.
I shall put "Kilmeny" beside it — though I should not be so unjust as to place Hogg beside Dunbar — and III 112 ON A DISPUTED PASSAGE without deciding between the two poems, I boldly prophesy that time, which, in the words of Pope, has spared the Thistie and the Rose, will as certainly cherish bonny Kilmeny.
The poem has its faults — especially to an Englisher.
What — even though he be skilled in his Chaucer — what can he make of the spelling ?
What to read after Furth in Field;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Logie James Logie Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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