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<p>simple & flowing – <del>men like <add>but some of them</add> the <unclear>Asonante</unclear> ballads<lb/> | |||
<add>& romances</add> improvisation of the Spaniards than any thing <add>else</add> which<lb/> | |||
presents itself to our mind.</del> Their pastoral habits too –<lb/> | |||
their climate & their country are far more favorable to <del>poetry</del> <add>song</add><lb/> | |||
than those <del>th</del> of the more northern Sclavonians. As they<lb/> | |||
have little intercourse with foreigners, so their poetry is<lb/> | |||
original & national. <add>Insert The language</add> <del>As oriental character – & remarkably <lb/> | |||
resembling. But as their ballads resemble in their construction those<lb/> | |||
of the Spanish pronunciation, so the</del> In many respects the Servian<lb/> | |||
ballads resemble those of the Spanish peninsula – & of are impressed<lb/> | |||
with the same oriental character. A Servian peasant<lb/> | |||
<del>singing</del> <add>chanting</add> to the tones of the Gusle (a miserable sort of stringed<lb/> | |||
Instrument) one of their hero-songs, is the very counterpart<lb/> | |||
of an Andalucian <hi rend="underline">Romancero</hi> striking the cords of his<lb/> | |||
guitar at the termination of his asonant verse.</p> | |||
<p>The epoch of <add>Servian</add> glory – if glory is identified with<lb/> | |||
extended sway – was the middle of the 14 Century. The hero of<lb/> | |||
Servian history is Dushan who was then the Tzar of Servia,<lb/> | |||
Albania, Bulgaria & Greece. Tradition has given to Dushan<lb/> | |||
the character of an enlightened legislator as well as a successful<lb/> | |||
Warrior – He died in 1356 & Servia has since been partitioned<lb/> | |||
between <del>Austria</del> <add>the rulers of Vienna</add> & Constantinople.</p> | |||
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simple & flowing – men like but some of them the Asonante ballads
& romances improvisation of the Spaniards than any thing else which
presents itself to our mind. Their pastoral habits too –
their climate & their country are far more favorable to poetry song
than those th of the more northern Sclavonians. As they
have little intercourse with foreigners, so their poetry is
original & national. Insert The language As oriental character – & remarkably
resembling. But as their ballads resemble in their construction those
of the Spanish pronunciation, so the In many respects the Servian
ballads resemble those of the Spanish peninsula – & of are impressed
with the same oriental character. A Servian peasant
singing chanting to the tones of the Gusle (a miserable sort of stringed
Instrument) one of their hero-songs, is the very counterpart
of an Andalucian Romancero striking the cords of his
guitar at the termination of his asonant verse.
The epoch of Servian glory – if glory is identified with
extended sway – was the middle of the 14 Century. The hero of
Servian history is Dushan who was then the Tzar of Servia,
Albania, Bulgaria & Greece. Tradition has given to Dushan
the character of an enlightened legislator as well as a successful
Warrior – He died in 1356 & Servia has since been partitioned
between Austria the rulers of Vienna & Constantinople.
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