...theology of his time, and eminently with its\ exposition of Scripture, — the abundant and admirable/ use which he makes of it, delivering as he thus does his! poems from the merely subjective cast of those, beau-\ tiful as they are, of S. Bernard,— the exquisite art and variety with which for the most part...

...theology of his time, and eminently with its exposition of Scripture,—the abundant and admirable use which he makes of it, delivering as he thus does his poems from the merely subjectiee cast of those, beautiful as they are, of S. Bernard,—the exquisite art and variety with...

...theology of his time, and eminently with its expositiou of Scripture, — the abundant and admirable use which he makes of it, delivering as he thus does his...subjective cast of those, beautiful as they are, of S. Eernard, — the exquisite art and variety with which for the most part his verse is managed and...

...does his poems from the merely subjective cast of those, beautiful as they are, of S. Bernard,—the exquisite art and variety with which for the most part his verse is managed and his rhymes disposed—their rich melody multiplying and ever deepening at the close— the strength which often...

...theology of his time, and eminently with its exposition of Scripture ; the abundant and admirable use which he makes of it, delivering as he thus does his...subjective cast of those, beautiful as they are, of S. Bernard ; the exquisite art and variety with which, for the most part, his verse is managed and...

...delivering as he thus does his poems from the merely subjective cast of those, beautiful as they are, of S. Bernard ; the exquisite art and variety with which, for the most part, his verse is managed ind his rhymes disposed — their rich melody multiplying and ever deepening at the close ; the strength...

...abundant and admirable use, with indeed the drawback already mentioned (too free and curious use), which he makes of it, delivering, as he thus does,...his verse is managed and his rhymes disposed ; their rieh melody, multiplying and ever deepening at the close ; the strength which he often concentrates...

...in versification, or prodigally accumulating, or curiously interlacing his rhymes, that he may show his perfect mastery of the forms which he is using,...ever deepening at the close, — the strength which he often concentrates into a single line,1 his skill in conducting a story, — and, most of all, the...

...perfect mastery of the forms which he is using, and how little he is confined or trammelled by them. v " These faults it will be seen are indeed most of them...ever deepening at the close, — the strength which he often concentrates into a single line,1 his skill in conducting a story, — and, most of all, the...

...particularly specifying among his excellencies his profound acquaintance with the theology of his time, the exquisite art and variety with which for the most part his verse is managed and his rhymes are disposed, their rich melody multiplying and ever deepening at * All four are upon the same theme,...