The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-22


nyson is u wise man, and docs not rusl
into publication hastily. Whatever h,
does is matured, and ripcned. and Per
fected, bcyondany poetry of this century
Wordsworth has heaps of tares mixed
with the generous harvest of his verse
and both Byron and Shelley have LEFT
lots of lines which they would have de
stroyed as "bosh " if they two had lived
longer, but the same cannot be said Of
Tennyson. Bulwcr has done King
Arthur" and some of our critics lauded
it much more loudly than judiciously.
The poems Of Frederick Tennyson arc
advertised to appear Immediately. The
great Alfred is bis unclc-poetically, he
is his father, and the likeness is very
great. Indeed, ono is apt to suspect that
some beligerent branch of the family
have put up an opposition candidate to
prove that they too can produce poet.
\ third volume Of Alexander Smiths
poems is just published, yet in spite Of
the continued sale, and the almost unan-
imous cxultations OF the critics who have
apothcosizcd the new poet, an opinion
prevails among our quiet thinkers, and
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