The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05

OF inc mother-aRc,' and no approach 10 the
treatment OF convcntionalities. But Crabbe, as
you say, has done 1t, and Campbell, in his 'Thoo-
dore,' in q few touches, was near to do 1t; but
Haplep clearly apprehonds tho species of poem
in his 'Triumphs of Temper and '1riumphs of
Music, and so did Miss Seward. who called 1t
the pocffcal novel Now l do think that a true
poetical noNel-modcrn. and on a level with
the manners Of the ~day-might DO as good n
poem as any other, and much moro popular be-
sides. Do you not think so ."
VII.
As carly as January, 1915, We read In q letter
from the writer to hor most intimate friend: II
am getting deeper and deeper into correspond.
cncc with Robert Browning, poet and mystic,
and we are growing to be the truest Of friends"
She could not always understand his poems,
however. For instance. in q letter to n Mr..
Westwood. in April Of the year last mentioned,
she writes: Il am delighted that you should
appreciate Mr.. Browning's high powcr-very
high, according to my view-very high and va
rious. Yes. 'Paracelsus.' you should have. 'Sor-
dello has many fine things in 1t, but having
been thrown down by many hands as unintelligi-
bic. and retained in mine a. certainly Of the
Sphinxinc literature. with all it's power. l hes
itate to be imperious to you In my
lions OF 1t. Still, the book is worth being studied
study is necessary to il. as. indeed, though to
a less degree. to all tho works of this poet; study
is peculiarly necessary to 1t. Ho is q true poet,
and q poet, ! believe. OF a large future in-rus,
| about to be- He is only growing to the height
he will attain"
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