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ButTimespoke，pointingwither;
“Passon，”
hesaid，“forthedaygro>
AndnowonthechillgreycliffsI>
&srecedewhichIthoughttofind，
Aseemsdimoainyonder，
&hinkofthegardebehind.
ShouldIstandatlastonitssummit’ssplendor，
Iknoouldnotrepay
Forthefairlosttintsofthedawnsotender
Thatcreptupeo’day.
Iwouldgoback，butthewaysarewinding，
Ifwaystherearetothatland，insooth;
Forwhatmansueverfinding
Apathtothegardenofhislostyouth?
ButIthiimes，whearsglisten，
Thatarose-stdriftsfromfara>
AndIknow，whehedlisten，
Thatayounglaughbreaksontheairlikespray.
1.Discuss，withyroupmembers，thepoeticalthemethatwearealwaysunsciousofthepreessofouryouthuntilitisgone.
2.Trytotrafourlioese.Payspetioriandrhymeschemeofthepoe
Notes
1.Angryyouhe“angryyoungmen”
ofmandmiddleclassBritishplaywrightsasromihe1950s.Thegroup’sleadingmembersincludedJohnOsborneahephrasewasinallyedbytheRoyalCourtTheatre’spressoffioteJohnOsborne’sLookBager.ItisthoughttobederivedfromtheautobiographyofLesliePaul，fouheWoodcraftFolk，whManublishedin1951.FollowingthesuccessoftheOsborhelabelliedbyBritishBritisherecharacterizedbydisillusioraditionalEnglishsociety.Theterm，alrecise，begantohavelessmeaheyearsasthewriterstowhomitwasinallyappliedbecamement，andmanyofthemdismissedthelabelasuseless.
2.JohnOsborne:HewasanEnglishplaywright，swriter，adcriticoftheEstablishment.Thesuccessofhis1956playLookBagertraheatre.Inaproductivelifeofmorethan40years，Osborhemesaingfe，filmandTV.Hispersoravagantandioclastiotoriousfortheornateviolenceofhislaohepoliticalcauseshesupportedbutalsoagainsthisownfamily，inghiswivesand.
3.LookBager:LookBager（1956）isaJohnOsborneplay—madeintofilmsin1959，1980，and1989—aboutalleinvolvibutdisaffean（JimmyPorter），hisupper-middle-class，impassivewife（Alisoybestfriend（HelenaCharles）.amiableWelshlodger，attemptstokeepthepeace.TheplaywasasutheLondonstage，aerm“angryyouodescribeOsborhoseofhisgeionwhoemployedharshnessandrealismireintrasttothemoreescapistfarepreviouslyseen.
4.LuckyJim:ItisanovelbyKingsleyAmis，publishedin1954byVictollancz.ItwasAmis’sfirstnovel，aMaughamAwardforfietimearound1950，LuckyJimfollowstheexploitsoftheeponymousJames（Jim）Dixomedievalhistorylectureratanunnamedprovinglishuy（basedinpartoyofLeicester）.Thetorudplaididstylearewide-rangingandfinelymodulated.Thenovelpioeristicsubject-matterofthetime:ayoungmanmakinghisost-warworldthatbinesnewandmoribundattitudes.Whilethetreatmelyrisestohighedy，thenovelisalslovestory，andsgriponthepainfulaiesofhumaionships.
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WorkstoRead
1.TheHistoryofTomJones，aFoundling:ItisoftenknownsimplyasTomJones，isaiovelbytheEnglishplaywrightaHehehaBildungsromanandapiovel.Firstpublishedon28February1749inLondon，TomJonesisamoEnglishproseworksdescribableasanovel，aionedbyW.Shaminhis1948book“GreatsandTheirNovels”
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2.AdventuresofHuckleberryFinn:ItisanovelbyMarkTwain，firstpublishediedKingdominDecember1884aedStatesinFebruary1885.edamoAmeriovels，theworkisamoieraturetobewrittenthroughoutinvernaglish，characterizedbylionalis
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1.LuckyJim（1957）:Itisa1957BritishdirectedbyJohnBoultingandstarringIanCarmichael，Terry-ThomasandHughGriffith.Itisanadaptationofthe1954novelLuckyJimbyKingsleyAmis.
2.LookBager（1959）:Itisa1959BritishfilmstarringRichardBurton，aryUreaonyRi.ItisbasedonJohnOsborne’splayofthesamealleinvolvibutdisaffean（JimmyPorter），hisupper-middle-class，impassivewife（Alisoybestfriend（HelenaCharles）.amiableWelshlodger，attemptstokeepthepeace.
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