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5.

as poetry. How does Arnold's
style impress you generally
in comparison to Keats and
Rossetti?

In class he reads to us
at present Oberman Once More,
and in connection with it
we are to read his chapter in
Culture & Anarchy on Hebrarism
and Hellenism (chap. IV) also
Walter Pater's "Marius the Epicurean",
especially Part IV. Chap. 23. and
in connection with the verses
beginning "Tears washed the
trouble from her face!" read
Browning's Christmas Eve. section
11. and with the verse "Unduped
of fancy, henceforth man
must labour! - etc read his "God