History of English Literature 3
History of English Literature 3
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THE RESTCRA TION. 239 needed no preparation ; they followed its digressions, its whim- sicalities, the crowding of its abundant creations, the sudden prodigality of its high coloring, as a musician follows a sym- phony. They were in that transient and strained condition in which the imagination, adult and pure, laden with desire, curi- osity, force, develops man all at once, and in that man the most exalted and exquisite feelings.
The roisterers took the place of these. They were ric...h.
they had tried to invest themselves with the polish of French- men; they added to the stage movable decorations, music, lights, probability, comfort, every external aid ; but they wanted the heart Imagine those foppish and half-intoxicated men, who saw in love nothing beyond desire, and in man nothing beyond sensuality ; Rochester in the place of Mercutio. What part of his soul could comprehend poesy and fancy ? Romantic poetry was altogether beyond his reach ; he could only seize the actual world, and of this world but the palpable and gross externals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ic^, \«i^.
THE RESTCRA TION. 239 needed no preparation ; they followed its digressions, its whim- sicalities, the crowding of its abundant creations, the sudden prodigality of its high coloring, as a musician follows a sym- phony. They were in that transient and strained condition in which the imagination, adult and pure, laden with desire, curi- osity, force, develops man all at once, and in that man the most exalted and exquisite feelings.
The roisterers took the place of these. They were ric...h.
they had tried to invest themselves with the polish of French- men; they added to the stage movable decorations, music, lights, probability, comfort, every external aid ; but they wanted the heart Imagine those foppish and half-intoxicated men, who saw in love nothing beyond desire, and in man nothing beyond sensuality ; Rochester in the place of Mercutio. What part of his soul could comprehend poesy and fancy ? Romantic poetry was altogether beyond his reach ; he could only seize the actual world, and of this world but the palpable and gross externals.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taine Hippolyte to read onlineMoreLess
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