Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

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tionai character Most New Ing and glfls
with her opportunities would have I'm
proved their advantages better Than shs
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Lord Colerlige talked Ia an easy bu,
.vmpath-tlc ant serious wsy recently q
/ the students % Haycfford College, nesr
Phuafriphia. upon the anthor- they should
read Putting Milton next u Snake-'
peare. he ioli them that John Bright sali
/ h. hat built himself up on Milton. IT,
then namcd worisso-th. aud aid III
| have any fault % fni with America. u
4. that fear you 80 not DO Wordsworth
quite the honor which be- deserves Gray,
shelley ani Keats followed In the order
namef Coming @ American poets, hs
said " You may he surprised 40 tne
name shail select from your American
p,.t.. when I Tell YOU D. learn Brysut
/ 10 not say Lougfeliow. because, although
be ia sweet and noble aud delightful
poet. be- l. not Amsrican-i mean that hls
po.try might lusi a. well have been writ
isu In England. OF Italy. of Germany 90
France a. 10 Amcrica-hut Mr.. BDanis
poetry is fiil OF the Characteristics ~ bis
Own country. a. we'll a. noble. natural aud
invigOratlng. Among prose writers ne
named Lord Bollnghrokh las writer OF
the most pcrfict Engll.h;" next the
greatest advocate siucc Ciccro-and ! sy
this. even r~membcrlng your own Web
stsr-I.Ord Er-kinei" then Burke, Hooker
Dot TO be read a. whole. 'sxccp, ~
theological studenis"-LOrd Bacon and
Cardinal Newman. Among Amrricsr
writers he named Daniel Webster, aud
"your greatest writer, the master OF an ex
qui-lte sud an absolutely perfect style
Nathaniel Hawthorne. The appr,cis'
ton which the little talk manifested of th'
aspirations OF youth, and the vital in
portsuce OF the formative period OF lie
made ID delightful and winning address