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Dante Gabriel Rossetti - On Certain Elizabethan revivalsDante Gabriel Rossetti - On Certain Elizabethan revivals
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O RUFF-EMBASTIONED vast Elizabeth, Bush to these bushel-bellied casks of wine, Home-growth, `tis true, but rank as turpentine— What would we with such skittle-plays at death? Say, must we watch these brawlers` brandished lathe, Or to their reeking wit our ears incline, Because all Castaly flowed crystalline In gentle Shakspeare`s modulated breath? What! must our drama with the rat-pit vie, Nor the scene close while one is left to kill? Shall this be poetry? And thou—thou man Of blood, thou cannibalic Caliban, What shall be said of thee? A poet?—Fie! “An honourable murderer, if you will.”
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