The Masters of Victorian Literature 1837 1897
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Mariana is one of the finest poems in this volume, but even Mariana of the Moated Grange in her soli- tude and melancholy is vague and indistinct, although one of the most characteristic qualities of the poet is shown in depicting how all the various features of the fen-like landscape take a sombre tone in sympathy with Mariana's sadness. In The Poet he touches a higher note, and shows less immaturity.
In this year, Tennyson's more practical interests are to be seen in his visit in company with... his friend Hallam to the Pyrenees, for the purpose of conveying money and sympathy to certain rebels then in arms against the Spanish authorities. In the following year.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson 257 1831, he lost his fiither, and in consequence left Cam- bridge without taking a degree. His next volume of I^ms appeared in 1832, and showed decided growth in the qualities in which hitherto he had been weakest.
The vague, dreamy languors of melody and colour are still noticeable, but the motive is not so thin, and the human interests are growing stronger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mariana is one of the finest poems in this volume, but even Mariana of the Moated Grange in her soli- tude and melancholy is vague and indistinct, although one of the most characteristic qualities of the poet is shown in depicting how all the various features of the fen-like landscape take a sombre tone in sympathy with Mariana's sadness. In The Poet he touches a higher note, and shows less immaturity.
In this year, Tennyson's more practical interests are to be seen in his visit in company with... his friend Hallam to the Pyrenees, for the purpose of conveying money and sympathy to certain rebels then in arms against the Spanish authorities. In the following year.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson 257 1831, he lost his fiither, and in consequence left Cam- bridge without taking a degree. His next volume of I^ms appeared in 1832, and showed decided growth in the qualities in which hitherto he had been weakest.
The vague, dreamy languors of melody and colour are still noticeable, but the motive is not so thin, and the human interests are growing stronger.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard D Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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