Chambers cyclopedia of English literature: Eine Geschichte, die kritisch und biografisch von Autoren in englischer Sprache ist, von den ersten Zeiten bis heute, mit Proben ihrer Schrift. 5, befand sich in messbarer Entfernung von der Kopfbedeckung in seiner Abteilung. Er schrieb für The Edinburgh Review, The NoriJi Bjitis/i, and Otherserials; wirkte 1850 zwei Gedichte und einen Aprosa-Aufsatz für den präraphaelitären Germ mit; Und im Jahre Anfang des Jahrhunderts wagte es noch einmal, einen großen Gedichtband zu veröffentlichen, Tamerioii CJinrcli Tower, der überarbeitete Versionen einiger von denen, die zuerst 6o2 Coventry Kersey Dighton Patmore hatten, aufstellte

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Chambers's cyclopaedia of English literature : a history critical and biographical of authors in the English tongue from the earliest times till the present day, with specimens of their writing . 5, was within measurable distance of theheadship in his department. He wrote for theEdinburgh Review, , the NoriJi Bjitis/i, and otherserials; contributed in 1850 two poems and aprose essay to the pre-Raphaelite Germ; and in1853 ventured once more to publish a volumeof poems, Tamerioii CJinrcli Tower, which con-tained revised versions of some of those that had 6o2 Coventry Kersey Dighton Patmore first appeared in 1S44, and shows traces of themysticism which bulked so largely in his laterwork. The acceptance this volume met withencouraged him to publish, but anonymously, in1S54 and 1856 (as The Bcthrothal and TheEspousals), the first two sections of what is, underthe name of The Aitgel in the House, by far hisbest-known poem, to which were added in i860and 1863 Faithful for Ever and The Victories ofLove. In virtue of its sincere, tender, and exquisitepresentation of holy domestic love, the Angel inthe House was greeted with enthusiasm by thepoets friends, Tennyson, Ruskin, Browning, and. COVENTRY KERSEY DIGHTON PATMORE. From a Photograph by Barrauds. Carlyle, and secured immediate and unusual popu-larity with the great public. It was largely inspiredby Patmores beautiful and accomplished first wife, daughter of a Congregational minister, whom hemarried in 1847, and who died in 1862. Two yearslater Patmore entered the Roman Catholic com-munion, and was followed by his three sons andthree daughters ; in 1865 he married a secondtime, and erelong bought an estate near Uckfieldin Sussex, which he so improved as to be able tosell it for ^27, 000. Then he settled at Hastings, where, after the death of his second wife in 1880, he built a splendid Roman Catholic church. Thehome of his last years was at Lymington. He hadmarried a third time in 1881. The Unknown Eros, and other Odes (1877),

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