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Literary December 9, 1842

The Liberator

Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts

What is this article about?

Introduction to two poems by Robert Nicoll, a 23-year-old poet who died in northern England, described as a great man of wisdom and unspotted life. The poems are commended to the frivolous by M.W.C. for service to God and humanity.

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POETRY.

TWO POEMS.

By ROBERT NICOLL:

This youth, who died at the age of 23, in the north of England, was a great man, not a great writer merely. Honorable age is not that which stabdeth in length of time, nor that is measured by number of years. But Wisdom is the gray hair unto men, and an unspotted life is old age. These two poems are commended to the habitually frivolous, if any such ever take up the Liberator. They, too, have hearts, hands and voices for some service of God and humanity, in which Robert Nicoll died.—M. W. C.

What sub-type of article is it?

Essay

What themes does it cover?

Death Mortality Moral Virtue Religious

What keywords are associated?

Robert Nicoll Young Poet Death At 23 Wisdom Service To Humanity Liberator

What entities or persons were involved?

By Robert Nicoll: —M. W. C.

Literary Details

Title

Two Poems.

Author

By Robert Nicoll: —M. W. C.

Subject

Commendation Of Poems By The Late Robert Nicoll To The Frivolous

Form / Style

Prose Reflection On The Poet's Life And Work

Key Lines

Honorable Age Is Not That Which Stabdeth In Length Of Time, Nor That Is Measured By Number Of Years. But Wisdom Is The Gray Hair Unto Men, And An Unspotted Life Is Old Age. These Two Poems Are Commended To The Habitually Frivolous, If Any Such Ever Take Up The Liberator.

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