Alfred Tennyson
Alfred Tennyson
作者：Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912
体例：题 章数：27
字数：268,382 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 27 题- ALFRED TENNYSON
- INTRODUCTION.
- CONTENTS.
- And—
- We also note close observation of nature in the curious phrase—
- Of this kind was Tennyson’s adolescent vein, when he left
- The poet longs for the faith of his infant days and of his mother—
- He would behold
- His mystic of these boyish years—
- Nobody can prefer to keep
- The “small sweet Idyll” from
- Then follows the exquisite
- As to Guinevere, she was not idealised in the old Welsh rhyme—
- A sketch of the evolution of the Arthurian legends might run thus:—
- In history we find the same situation in the France of 1429—
- But Lancelot was sent to bring the bride—
- Tennyson’s
- The diamonds reappear in the scene of Guinevere’s jealousy:—
- Arthur’s last victory over a robber knight is ingloriously squalid:—
- The poet’s habit of
- So at last
- I.
- II.
- Still the lines hold good—
- But no “carrion-vulture” has waited
- To this description may be added another by Mr F. T. Palgrave:—
- FOOTNOTES