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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
17
A poem portrait of a traveling organ grinder seen through rural New England eyes. The figure remains the same yet changes with each return, drawing villagers and children who listen, cheer, and question the man behind the music.
A writer comments on Mr Coates Kinney and Miss Katharine MacPherson as they render poetic origins of Alabama and Canada. The piece notes Kinney’s meter and MacPherson’s attempt, contrasting with the native Kannatha etymology, and ends with a performer’s self reflection at age 53 about retiring from the stage.
The piece recalls Mr. Weyman eyeing an end to writing yet doubts endure as he may return after The Wild Geese. It recalls Carl Holliday on Nathaniel Ward the Simple Cobbler of Agawam and his grim humor on women. Wordsworth Coleridge are tracked by Home Office spies with a spy paid twenty pounds.
A New York canvass finds readers favor biography travel history over fiction. English reports echo this, noting high prices and large editions limit access to serious works. Copyright gaps let notable writings reach mass readers later. Carlyle letters to Hamburg doctor reveal literary lull and sparrow like dawn print. Jusserand cites Paris copy challenging Shakespeare Folio reach.
A study outlines how Tennyson conceived the Idyls of the King, detailing the long planned project’s origins and progress, including motivations, sources, and the partial completion of the Arthurian verse cycle.
Edward Cary analyzes Ten nyson s Idylls of the King as multi layered poetry with didactic tone and religious patriotism. He notes the Arthurian project from early in Ten nyson s career and cites poetry and prose sketches that shaped Camelot motifs and the eventual epic.
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