, 1873-05-11

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"Red Cotton Night Cap County, OF Turf an1
Tower" is the title of Robert Browning's new
poem, Just about to bo published by osgood 4
Co.! Boston B1ownIng's poetry def1ea criticism.
There are many people who consider It grandj tc
othors, it Is incomprehensible; to others, com-
| prehensible but no: admirable To like Brown
ing is = natural gift, and those Who arc not en-
| uonoo ".sn - 1uas '...;-. T.. .h.;u
| e'uer themselves ihoh'n8 'ne1
| intellectual equipment, nor muse theJ
| look down on those who enjoy what to them IL
p,ens,!n o. H.. nha.a nacas.;t;ss 49, dirsr.
o8o"n1ns .naeo "uoAs uaooe'.es :"....A ~ 1.. 80
ent are led elsewhere BY their appetises. Espe-
| cially does the reviewer need to. exercise the
broadeat toleratiou. Persecution ia not faah~
aonaoie IN tenslooa na1!ots, W. 'Io
PontiH who slta IN tho crlcca chaar 10 ZOO prono
to launch his thuuderbolts Of excommunica-
! tion against authors and readers uhose
l;k;nea and uitinra difrar from his.
1nete Il sas' @u.ou1' ~ auo',
aeen, but very tyrannlcal Persecntlon IN
literary circles and society ct larga- Literary
critics. even when they have strength Of mind
enou0h to rise bsyond: the usual mediocEity.
| which carries discrimination, tho watchword OF
criticism, no farther than careful choice Of i'd.
!0@Aoe' AA .0 eN~ - ~ ~
imposing their oWn Judgments - canons upon
teaoes' 1ney n0'Ss snas DeoA - eoou' y,
that it IL bad; forgetting enh' "nat s 8ooo OF oaa
| to them nav be the reverse to the rest Of the
world. Very often the best service critic can
do tho public is to describe with utter impartial
~. ~ III ~ r. lasSa uth r.sde1x the
n".n - @ ~ - a. ~, o,,;niana s--~
a " aol - .;H. ~ UThe naJ rot+or
n;ahtorsn popsp proppntrv :" vhch IL descr;had rom
| the proof-sheets by L, G. H., the Boston corre-
snondent OF the Nav York Tribune The uoeuu
| is ;nacrihed In Miea Tharkarav as its anhiect
was auggested during visis 18th. she P paid The poet
1t Ms eea-snore home,-"oalnt hamoe1T' on
the coast OF Normandy defo sney 6peAI
the days together; walking on tho
| cool, gray beach which finges this
nniat Nnrman country. hfiss ThaekePav called
! 4h an q uI; 49,. n;>.ht r.. Ta-,.t =. ~
~ ~ VIC "uto Sottvl Nlbnt~cAP CoaAsty' H4ss
t9o poet argued "n1te means Rulisy' anu ~ sne
nagat-caps are not snus synoo1cauy ~nite, even
in Normandy. Plenty we're red with the wild,
strong color OF sim To provo that nocturnal
head.pear thereabouts ia thus incarnniineal he
tela tho story Of Ls haVlssante, where tho
R4vis6ante Dr1R1n had lately poen ctoNneQ Win
circlet made by Miranda, who was noted
1eweler Of Parin- "Tho central and supreme
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Ihas pam no naa 70 IoIsRe ~ &c" i0sA'
Ana mest 9naonnseo . o. aeso'ee g. oesiue Ifl
y, mosnny "Hsus s Sdi eg bnd ~ nhoat.ine nhr..A,
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a4@ Aso .s-4 ~ - .s,th ~. ~ ~ 49, h-nc~d.,
49,, .,.1--~ - a.. .-.--;a.... .,;a.
l9 LII tu9 uo1uo - tno - ~ ~ sLu
that the poet processes 20 R1oso snas n1ens-
cap gleama OF VMlonasy neu, uo1 hAAtot AoI
once." Miranda himself has long been dead,
and hiB son, Leonce Miranda, followed him two
years ago, His widow lived there with the ser
ye,ts o9ha 10 Tins de*rr;had
'0o'o' eAo - 'A''No
Her dgure somewhat anaau and daritng-nke,
Hsr f.es7 Tsll .ngal.,s eolosieas; ,,o,d. vor
1of ir1o WOW s4'4As "'A4~@s 'SA1s' '''&" '' ''N
Pretty YOU YOU would not csl her, though perhaps
Attsining to tho ends Of prettiness
And aumswhat more, suppose enough Of soul.
Ihan she IL forty fun you cannot judge
,l mu4t oe14t5 "ao net tofGon g ~ oSnsse0'
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v+ non III ~ n rorrnatr ~ .1,honoh
noticed that her nose W.s auuilina.
Tho whola effect amounts With mo to-blaukl
uoTer ssw what could less describe,
The eyes, for instance unforgetable
Which ought to BE- are out Of mind Is Gght
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4 set Of va1-ltse features. Blank at frat,
Which, - you bendingly grow warm above,
Begins TO taxa impressment from your breath:
Which, ~ your VIII itseI we're p!aaoc nero
Nor needed oxers!se Of handicraft,
From foE1alesa nolds itae9 to correspond
With all you think md ieel and afs-an nne
Grow. u new Eeva1ation OF yourself.
Who know now for The t1Fst time what you wsnt7
Hero has been oonethfng thas eould wait 1"nlle,
Learn your requirements, nor take shape before.
But BY adopting II, mako palpable
Your right to IN importance OF your own
Companions somehow wers 10 slow to SEQ.
Ieonce Miranda, her last husband
am, h-th
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~ mna aus"esao.S suuaa sa itta, ~ m1s1"s 1a S{d
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