Capitolo 14
or to the different aspects of Nature, even if for him the first years of his
life that he was in usual contact with the least tempting side than both.
But you/he/she had not only ended a nearer intimacy with Nature that Crabbe
you/he/she was unconsciously being prepared for poetic and tall service. Hope differed
and disappointments, poverty and the anxiety were doing them beneficent
job. Nevertheless the some first dissipations and short visits that his
individual-city they didn't succeed in remembering against him in the later days
of his/her success, Crabbe was sincerely of a religious temperament, and it had
is trained by a devoted mother. Besides, through a nearbyer and more
comprehensive contact with the lives and the pains of the poor suffering, him
you/he/she was storing it experiments full of value for the future, although still he was
and for of the longest time under the spell of the poetic and dominant way,
and it still hesitated to "to look in his/her heart and to write."
But the time was tied up to come when he has to put its poetic quality to a
ending test. To London only it was able him the hope to try if the verse, of
what he was accumulating a shop, it was of some kind that men would take care of
for. He has to discover, and quickly, if he were to take a modest
puts also in the lines of the literature or one humbler in the shop of
a chemist. After having weighed his/her opportunities and his/her risks for very a tired
day him taken the final decision, and his/her child has told us the
circumstances:--
"One dark day toward the closing of the year 1779, he had wondered aimlessly
a dismal and sad part of the cliff above of Aldeburgh, he/she called The
Hill of swamp, brooding as he went on the the necessity humiliating of his
conditions, and sometimes tearing, I without doubt have, the
hundredth champion of some common weed. He stopped opposite a little depth,
muddy piece of water, desolate and I darken as his/her his/her own mind he/she called the
Leech-pond, and 'it was while I looked fixed on him', he told my brother and