Titlebook: In Excited Reverie; Centenary Tribute to A. Norman Jeffares,K. G. W. Cross Book 1965 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Yeats, from the urgent past To scatter darkness now and still to come, The die of poetry was quickly cast And truth beat faintly as a distant drum; Assiduously, he hawked and scoured his heart For perfect subtleties of right and wrong, Nobly resolved to play the maker’s part, Retrieving something lost to myth and song.

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Anarchy,Why should not young men be mad? Mad as the snow-choked sea.

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,Yeats’s Arabic Interests,dia was not with ‘the India of politicians or historians or travellers, but an India of pure romance which bears some subtle yet obvious relation to old romantic Ireland’.. In the same way the Arabia. which became the background of . was to be an Arabia of ‘pure romance’ and also related to ‘old romantic Ireland’.

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The Rhetoric of Yeats, in some good Wordsworth and in much poetry up to our date comes from the lack of natural momentum in the syntax. This momentum underlies almost every Elizabethan or Jacobean lyric and is far more important than simplicity of vocabulary.’.

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Yeats on Spenser,ng at work. It took shape against a background meditation on poetry which, because it was continuous and was the centre of all his thinking, was as much a part of his formative experience as his encounters with the men, women and events of the world around him.

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,The Fascination of What’s Difficult: A Survey of Yeats Criticism and Research,ting experiments in an uncongenial medium; much of the prose writings were dismissed as the aberration of genius. The popular image was still that of the Pre-Raphaelite young man of the early portraits, or of the stern old man whose strange, lilting tones had sometimes been heard over the B.B.C.

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