The Real Australia
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" And even in Blanckelys, warmly tinted as it is, he suggests in the opening four lines an atmosphere that is far more idealistic than it is intense or burning : — With little hands all filled with bloom. The rose tree wakes from her long trance, And from my heart, as from a tomb, Steals forth the ghost of dead romance.
It stands to the author's credit that his touch never vulgarises. He never drags his objective to a lower level ; when his theme is woman he raises her to his own level, or to t...he one that he has created for her.
Victor Daley has written on a variety of subjects, and some of his work is in a lightly humorous and descriptive vein. His signal merit as an Australian writer is that he is not wedded to the soil. He is not dependent on the gum tree or the wattle, or the dusty plain. His best work is cosmopolitan in character and tone. It is difficult to see how the fore- 234 THE REAL AUSTRALIA most place among local writers of imaginative literature can be denied to the man whose name is appended to the collection of verses At Dmvn and Dusk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And even in Blanckelys, warmly tinted as it is, he suggests in the opening four lines an atmosphere that is far more idealistic than it is intense or burning : — With little hands all filled with bloom. The rose tree wakes from her long trance, And from my heart, as from a tomb, Steals forth the ghost of dead romance.
It stands to the author's credit that his touch never vulgarises. He never drags his objective to a lower level ; when his theme is woman he raises her to his own level, or to t...he one that he has created for her.
Victor Daley has written on a variety of subjects, and some of his work is in a lightly humorous and descriptive vein. His signal merit as an Australian writer is that he is not wedded to the soil. He is not dependent on the gum tree or the wattle, or the dusty plain. His best work is cosmopolitan in character and tone. It is difficult to see how the fore- 234 THE REAL AUSTRALIA most place among local writers of imaginative literature can be denied to the man whose name is appended to the collection of verses At Dmvn and Dusk.
What to read after The Real Australia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Buchanan to read onlineMoreLess
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