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AusiiD has, as he has always had certain |
merits which make him distinctly a conciiatlnG !
and sometimes cautiVatng poet. Til" ttular !
NOON I'm The Conversion of WirckeImann" !
,,-ks an advaue. rlnn The long narrative /
.,.dies ,,bi,h h. has Str frequently csSaycd |
r. o,,I ,,,,i,. ie Dvc.ndipclv effective
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l.,,,,rb has r.,., ho.n more picturrsuuely eX- |
loi..l ,ba, i'm -i,o., s,n,oth lines-the longing |
tho ..b.lo. Con, a wider d,,d than his native |
,~3 could ei,, hin, fo, Nh. realization Of that |
i,r,ir,.,,n with which Rome had fired his |
t,aoi,,,,io, IN his earliest wears Air Austin !
has So, forth The man, retrospective visions on
tho brink If his d.rqrtuo for The Eternal |
CIV, in tine midst of his tliunlphs there in the
las, TRAGIC SCENE or his life At Trieste Tho |
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e. civic Tso ro.t h,s not struck the pro- |
fonndl, rassf,rat, chord offered in the theme
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