...given for having encouraged its writer to efforts of which the fruit was its Agamemnon scenes. " Called up by genius in an after-age, That awful spectre shook...they gave, the words they said, And reconducted each sercner shade. Erer shall those to me be well-spent days ; Sweet fell the tears upon them, sweet the...

...for having encouraged its writer to elforts of which the fruit was its Agamemnon scenes. '• Called up by genius in an after-age, That awful spectre shook...night, Father and daughter stood before my sight; 1 felt the looks they gave, the words they said, And reconitucted each serener shade. Ever shall those...

...attain. I lagg'd ; he call'd me ; urgent to prolong My matin chirpings into mellower song. Mournf tiller tones came then . . O ne'er be they Drown'd in night...felt the looks they gave, the words they said, And reconductod each serener shade. Ever shall these to mo be well-spent days, Sweet fell the tears upon...

...efforts of which the fruit was its Agamemnon scenes. ' Called up by genius in an after-age, That awf nl spectre shook the Athenian stage ; From eve to morn,...felt the looks they gave, the words they said, And recondncted each serener shade. . . Ever shall those to me be well-spent days ; Sweet fell the tears...

...But the sword gleam'd so sharp ; and the good priest T rembled, and Pallas frown'd above, severe. [I From eve to morn, from morn to parting night, Father and daughter stood before my si:jht. I lelt the looks the/ gave, the words they said, And reconducted each serener shide. Ever shall...

...given for having encouraged its writer to efforts of which the fruit was its Agamemnon scenes. ' Called up by genius in an after-age. That awful spectre shook...parting night, Father and daughter stood before my light ; I felt the looks they gave, the words they Mid, And reconducted each serener shade. . . Ever...

...region of the blessed He speaks : he bids thee rest. 1S34. 1837. ON HIS OWN IPHIGENEIA AND AGAMEMNON dure, no longer : and bs&k not again, neither weep. For there is no Go within my sight. [they said. I felt the looks they gave, the words And reconducted each serener shade....

...1859. Landor's own criticism on this is well deserved. In the Satire on Satirists, he writes — " From eve to morn, from morn to parting night Father and daughter stood within my sight. I felt the looks they gave, the words they said, And reconducted each serener shade,...

...quickly devour their fatter brethren of beauty and thought. For literature demands undivided attention. From eve to morn, from morn to parting night, Father...words they said, And reconducted each serener shade. That, as Landor says, is the way in which tragedy is written, and it is also the way in which it must...