Andrew Marvell by Augustine Birrell
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FINAL SATIRES AND DEATH 211
CHAPTER VIII WORK AS A MAN OF LETTERS 225 INDEX 233 ANDREW MARVELL CHAPTER I EARLY DAYS AT SCHOOL AND COLLEGE The name of Andrew Marvell ever sounds sweet, and always has, to use words of Charles Lamb's, a fine relish to the ear. As the author of poetry of exquisite quality, where for the last time may be heard the priceless note of the Elizabethan lyricist, whilst at the same moment utterance is being given to thoughts and feelings which reach far forward to Wordsworth and Shelley, Marvell can never be forgotten in his native England. |
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