New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

,,,nora tive summons he might nave turheu pOe''
,c u was he wrote innunlerab.e verses, won the
Newd,Sate with poem on the EscoriaL ana
continued 70 work occasionally in -letrical form
until he died But Matthew Arnold toiu i'ii'i
that he had voted FOL him. not because oi rs
e.viis,ic Qualities. but because nc lhteHeot"a''
crashed the subject. ard used It's motives oe''.
and moro nationally than his coinPe"'"''' "''
tha; Symonds was meant Tor Sch"'"' '"i, ''
for poetry was apparent from inc S''''
could be Immediately digcerned ID the '"o's,,, y.
this ornivcrous reader In the dia's''O 'n' ~
this ceaselcss talker. in tho quick. y -
temperament of this trelcss 'raNe''~' "'"
ao,,rado tho ovcroowering impulses of man OF
letters. pure and simple OF the paueil' "o'"1
,.ho ,osses all literaturcs all arts all phases OF
humanistic activity through 'os''''
.,oroo on, nroducoe solid. even brilliant results
IN tho shane OF vitaliz,d criticism HyHnohuS
,rtoreets wore vide. ard his ambition was "'u'''
80, . .r,re ~ :he whole" 1t is plain
fror, HE biography that the hunger for spiritual
, .,, o,o or the passionate almost davour-
to-. ,,eu.rcoc " his ufc and Mr. Brown pages
- ,,,,,, more rema ~kab.e than ~ th'if
,,,,,,,o,,ors If urrcmittng study. introspec'''e
,,os,,,,oy roverish orcstloningi o. every au'hor-
49,. ,,rdor tho sun for the key II i1neT happiness
,, sorebov. would rot come through inc
,, nr,coseae of faith al this makes me pres
ont record that Of a sick mind. an" 'l' WON'T
g., how that mind conlrlved to keep tseil III Jun"
with the many sane and F'Iilula'ihs ''7 "
its owners daily lie. For 'hroGsho"' Wv
u,,os "a throughout Syn,nlS 80 W rN IL ''"''
thnra runs q VEN Of profound |cs' J." NV
srnsr-d under his life, yet reFeIle" ~ !" vi"
beneath its weight If physical 'diFao''N anu
,,,,,,,l v,orr, and We, raised his hend To 'nha'e
loon Lreaths Of Gods all. II" IooN'o ""' "''"
~ e,ds aud mountains. aconned ms '"sh''
,,,;,o go;itude surveyed tho masterpieces oI AZ
and literature with an Infinite r''!S" ''i INV,
,rdrite reaIit, Sersuous. emotional ""o'' ga
,btpos enthue,asti,. he never wrote i''' wv"
,.hon denr.sscl by failing hesiih ana S"'S' I'll
,houoht that did not reflect Keen Ie''@''''"
Of what il best expressed In me i'c"'" We"
"actual,tf" HIS temperament was hte'aHy P"'-
pitatng with sens oi!l'F' -,
HIS strong ep'cureorism recalls n, "t "''''-
c,s,,dio,s Pe.rarch. bu: the :ull-o.o'iel ~
clio In himself he was 80 CONCENTRATED - Wv '''
irto-cstpd that. rcGari- hin'"il' MS u
100 hin, q, nav. become uuh"ll.h!ly "&' +'''
b1, he did no, decl.-c n?-2 sm"'-'''''''' '-"
90 .h. world. on IN, contrary. his own nature
,. ., r.l,,,on =, IT, universe. bong a''''-
,,,lol with yrrh e--el.cu '"oi.rc AM paT"'H-
,a,,.,. no brought , p,.uliIrl- s., m"-'Ae''r H'ai
,,,. :. his ..uiies tI.r, Win warm ''s'
..,.i... h. t....I fNa- se.rr lao b'
,,,d g.. ,,,v.J OH. ~ tie conserving quail
49,. -. his tain. Ni- powers 81 app-eho--S IN
,,r, cultivated 1, Il remarkable ui: .t g s.i.s-
,i..res. prorerying always the s'u7d ajrc ''''
~, d, CAREFUL s..Ier;. -. was enabled tar'n;h i'.'
ain - ouorenensi 20 - give his pa@'+ u"' .'i;
,e,Iitv arl c0l1r. fUs WEI. Da' 'Hll mol NJ
n,o;,. strain. ami hy ilaRinatior. hHi 80 '"'''.
r,r,,. 3. that n t.rlv- 90" IN al. n. "a SUI
and tho artld ,!a' a.:rl..'.us - thco.''. anne
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