Capitolo 45
villages and the corruption of life of farmer from which he foretold the
increasing luxury and the egoism of the rich one. But despite the
title of the poem, is Coppered in its former condition that he/she remains
in our memoirs. The thought dominant express train is the virtue and the
happiness that belongs from nature to the life of village. Saw of Crabbe that this
it was anybody less idyllic and unreal, or at least incomplete, that the
portraits of the life of shepherd introduced in the copies grown weak of Theocritus
and Virgil that had so long satisfied the readers English of poetry.
There was no irreality in the sketch of Jeweler. They was not fictitious
and torn wounds "lucrative" that him the shed. For his/her object to withdraw was a
Village rural English in his/her ideality--the rural beauty--putting in a shrine
the rural innocence and the joy--and to show as the vices of man invading him/it from,
out the would bring all to ruin. The purpose of Crabbe was different. Him
aimed to wake up pity and understanding for rural sins and the pains with which
he made to be nearbyer him in contact, and what it jumped from causes
always in operation inside the heart of the same community, and not to
the insidious attacks is attributed to from without. Jeweler, for
example, drew an immortal portrait of the shepherd of village, from nearby
modelled on the "poor priest of Chaucer of a city", his/her pity, humility,
and never failing the goodness to his/her flock.--
"This way to assuage the wretch was his/her pride,
And also its weakness tilted him to the side of virtue;
But in his/her suggestion of duty to every call
He looked and he/she cried; he prayed and it felt for everybody.
And as a bird every affectionate tests of affection
To try his new-fledged descending to the skies,
He tried every art, he/she blamed every dull delay,
Allured to the brightest worlds, and it conducted the way."
Crabbe remembered a different type of parish priest in his/her childhood, and
this is as he introduces him/it. He is describing, with a