The Iliad

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The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle
http://eured.univ-lemans.fr/dbworkshop/index.php/Detail/objects/60968
Accessed on 2021/10/21 01:29:21

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          <note>Taken from footnote to a letter from Thomas Carlyle to Robert Mitchell dated 18th March 1820, written at Edinburgh.  Pages 231 - 234 in this edition. Footnote is exerpt from Mitchell's letter to Carlyle dated 13th January 1820.   Date range of reading experience is estimate based on Mitchell's letter.</note>
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          <ptr target="ukred-10234">"On the penult of the year 1819 I reached the last line of the ""Iliad"".   To speak of the merits of the Maeonian Bard from one perusal only may be deemed presumption - yet I may be allowed to say that my Enjoyment fell far short of Expectation.  I found, &amp; I am ashamed to say it, little to please and much to offend- The Morals of his Divinities are those of St Giles- their language that of Billingsgate or Wapping- His Nestors are garrulous beyond endurance..."</ptr>
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