text:  Impassioned profound tenderness --the creating high and pure spirit of beauty--the outwardly watchful and sensitive eye and ear--with tones at will fetched by listening imagination from the great deep of the wonderful the solemn the sublime --these and crowning these that sweet and subtle and rare mastery which avails through translucent words to reveal quick or slow motions and varying hues of the now visible mind--which on the stream of articulate sounds rolls along self-evolving and changing as the passion changes a power of music --these all are surprisingly contained within the SEVENTY-FIVE VERSES which unfold the anger of Orpheus now a forlorn and yet powerful ghost and of the Nymphs once her companions for the twice-lost Eurydice