Moore, T. Sturge (Thomas Sturge), 1870-1944 · London : Methuen & co · leaf 221
e new observation, few subtleties ofsentiment; yet all is fresh, ardent, naive, and notinfrequently felicitous. The influence of Blakespeculiar religious apprehensions has already beenfelt; and henceforth the burden of dark meaningwill increasingly overstrain syntax and rhythm.Thel has been made… … Ill IT may help us to discover the literary value ofBlakes prophetical writings to enumeratethose of their main characteristics which criticismwould seem to have established, and such as areobvious the moment they are set beside acceptedmasterpieces. 1. They were intended to present…
