Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 65
d byfeet, and may be made to flowthrough meadows of margin ; it issomething higher, nobler, betterthan this. 1 he poet is not simply a manwho can sit in a chair and write verses,but he is a man speaking to man : a man,it is true, endued with more lively sensibi-lity, more enthusiasm and tenderness,… … remembrance of all .that is beautiful andgreat, who has studied the huge volumethat lies open before him with all its moun-tain tropes and lofty periods, and who iswilling to communicate the sweetness heenjoys. This spirit is revealed to theworld in unceasing variety. Sometimes it produces a man…
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