Category: Poetry
The story is told that Douglas Jerrold, when recovering from a serious illness, opened a copy of "Sordello," which was among some new books sent to him by a friend. Sentence after sentence brought no consecutive thought, and at last it dawned upon him that perhaps his sickness...
The monologue, in common with all forms of literature, but especially with the drama, implies something more than words,--only its verbal shell can be printed. As the expression...
3. PART IThe story is told that Douglas Jerrold, when recovering from a serious illness, opened a copy of "Sordello," which was among some new books sent to him by a friend. Sentence aft...
2. Part II1. Part I