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The Poetry Of Robert Browning

CHAPTER XVII
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It is like a poem by Goethe, only Goethe would have seen the "sight" not when he was dying, but when he was alive to his finger-tips.

The second is not like Goethe's work, nor Browning's; but it is a true picture of what many feel and are.

So is _Fears and Scruples_.

As to _Natural Magic_, surely it is the most charming of compliments, most enchantingly expressed.
The next volume of original poems was _La Saisiaz_ and the _Two Poets of Croisic_.

The _Croisic Poets_ are agreeable studies, written with verve and lucidity, of two fantastic events which lifted these commonplace poets suddenly into fame.


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