Titlebook: Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning; Interviews and Recol Martin Garrett Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Mr Browning’s Poetry: ‘A palpable power’ but I do think and feel that the pulse of poetry is full and warm and strong in it, and that, — without being likely perhaps to be a popular poem, — it ‘bears a charmed life’. There is a palpable power! a height and depth of thought, — and sudden repressed gushings of tenderness which suggest to us

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‘I was as a man dying who had not read Shakespeare’ seclusion of my illness, I was secluded still, and there are few of the youngest women in the world who have not seen more, heard more, known more, of society, than I, who am scarcely to be called young now. I grew up in the country — had no social opportunities, had my heart in books and poetry, a

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Hic Sunt Dracones: Here Be Dragons,. I have remembered the littleness of Man when compared to the Majesty of God and my heart has throbbed almost wildly with a strange and undefined feeling!—I have gazed on the fleeting clouds which rolled their light columns over the dark blue sky and wept while I felt that such was the futility of life.

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‘Glimpses Into My Own Literary Character’addressed to .;. I mention this because I received much more pleasure from the word . than from the ten shilling note—I did not understand the meaning of the word Laureate, but it being explained to me by my dearest Mama, the idea first presented itself to me of celebrating our birthdays by my verse.. ‘.’ was too great a title to lose.