Walt Whitman: His Life And Work
Walt Whitman: His Life And Work
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And more than that, I do not think that either you or I or both, are the guardians of Walt s fame, or that we can make or unmake it. " While Burroughs and O Connor argued, and Whitman read by his new astral lamp or tramped the streets with Peter Doyle, some of the most subtle of the younger English critics were finding in Leaves of Grass a new world of poetry. Frederick W. H. Myers, then a fellow of THE CLERK AND HIS FRIENDS 183 Trinity, read from the book to John Addington Symonds, an Oxford m...an of brilliant mind and delicate body, who listened with " thrills to the very marrow of his bones. " Edward Dowden, Tyrrel, and other young Irish scholars were reading it in Dublin. William Bell Scott the artist, who had received a copy from Thomas Dixon "the cork-cutter, " Buskin s friend, intro duced it to the notice of Swinburne and W. M. Rossetti. It will be remembered that Emerson had sent a copy to Carlyle, ten years before. Thoreau had sent one to his friend Cholmonde- ley, and a few other copies had found their way to England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And more than that, I do not think that either you or I or both, are the guardians of Walt s fame, or that we can make or unmake it. " While Burroughs and O Connor argued, and Whitman read by his new astral lamp or tramped the streets with Peter Doyle, some of the most subtle of the younger English critics were finding in Leaves of Grass a new world of poetry. Frederick W. H. Myers, then a fellow of THE CLERK AND HIS FRIENDS 183 Trinity, read from the book to John Addington Symonds, an Oxford m...an of brilliant mind and delicate body, who listened with " thrills to the very marrow of his bones. " Edward Dowden, Tyrrel, and other young Irish scholars were reading it in Dublin. William Bell Scott the artist, who had received a copy from Thomas Dixon "the cork-cutter, " Buskin s friend, intro duced it to the notice of Swinburne and W. M. Rossetti. It will be remembered that Emerson had sent a copy to Carlyle, ten years before. Thoreau had sent one to his friend Cholmonde- ley, and a few other copies had found their way to England.
What to read after Walt Whitman: His Life And Work?
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