The Starling : a Scotch Story 2
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55.
Idyls and Legends of Inverburn.
" Mr. Buchanan is a man of original genius ; such faculty as he has is in- dependent, individual. And if we look closely into his poems we shall be stiuck with the fact that, although quite free from mannerism or eccen- tricity, which would call attention to any nmrked peculiarity isolating him from contemporaries, his thought and style are distinctively his own. He has none of the showy graces which make inconsiderate readers exclaim, ' How clever, how poeti...cal ! ' While reading the poems you never think of the poet. It is only in the afterglow of emotion you think of him, and then you know what rare power was needed to produce so genuine an effect."— Art. " Robert Buchanan," by G. H.
Lewes, in the Fortnightly Review.
" One of the most charming volumes of poetic narrative that we know." — Fall Mall Gazette.
" We do not call to mind any volume of modern poetry so rich in tenderly told story, beautifully painted picture, and abundant, spontaneous music." — IlluMrated Times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
55.
Idyls and Legends of Inverburn.
" Mr. Buchanan is a man of original genius ; such faculty as he has is in- dependent, individual. And if we look closely into his poems we shall be stiuck with the fact that, although quite free from mannerism or eccen- tricity, which would call attention to any nmrked peculiarity isolating him from contemporaries, his thought and style are distinctively his own. He has none of the showy graces which make inconsiderate readers exclaim, ' How clever, how poeti...cal ! ' While reading the poems you never think of the poet. It is only in the afterglow of emotion you think of him, and then you know what rare power was needed to produce so genuine an effect."— Art. " Robert Buchanan," by G. H.
Lewes, in the Fortnightly Review.
" One of the most charming volumes of poetic narrative that we know." — Fall Mall Gazette.
" We do not call to mind any volume of modern poetry so rich in tenderly told story, beautifully painted picture, and abundant, spontaneous music." — IlluMrated Times.
What to read after The Starling : a Scotch Story 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macleod Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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