Tales of a Briefless Barrister 1
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damps ; and is it not the glory of an English- man to be highly susceptible of the influences of dull weather? Lord Byron, again, has all the English pride of rank, and all the English frumpish impatience of authority ; railing against kings with all his might, yet manifestly proud of that distinction of title which has its existence only where kings are cultivated.
Lord Byron, again, is English in his love of solitude, and in his efforts to make the groans of his solitude reach the ear of soci...ety. Lord Byron, again, is English inasmuch as he raves about ancient Greece in a style which can only be learned and imbibed in an English public school. These are the circumstances which give an impetus to his popularity. I don^t deny his genius ; I don't question it ; I don't doubt it. I merely say, it is not the essence of poetry, but it is the accident, which gives it popularity and power. The accident will not do without the essence, nor the essence without the accident." SECOND THOUGHTS ARE BEST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
damps ; and is it not the glory of an English- man to be highly susceptible of the influences of dull weather? Lord Byron, again, has all the English pride of rank, and all the English frumpish impatience of authority ; railing against kings with all his might, yet manifestly proud of that distinction of title which has its existence only where kings are cultivated.
Lord Byron, again, is English in his love of solitude, and in his efforts to make the groans of his solitude reach the ear of soci...ety. Lord Byron, again, is English inasmuch as he raves about ancient Greece in a style which can only be learned and imbibed in an English public school. These are the circumstances which give an impetus to his popularity. I don^t deny his genius ; I don't question it ; I don't doubt it. I merely say, it is not the essence of poetry, but it is the accident, which gives it popularity and power. The accident will not do without the essence, nor the essence without the accident." SECOND THOUGHTS ARE BEST.
What to read after Tales of a Briefless Barrister 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scargill, William Pitt, 1787-1836 to read onlineMoreLess
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