...characters of Waller and Dryden are in thr f.ime malterly ftylc. " A» much of Waller's reputation was owed to the foftnefs and fmoothnefs of his numbers; it...proper to confider thofe minute particulars to which a verfifycr mull attend. " He certainly very much excelled in fmoo'.hnefsinoll of thewritrrs who were...

...are too fimple for eloquence, too facred for fiction, and too majeftick for ornament ; to recommend them by tropes and figures, is to magnify by a concave...fidereal hemifphere. As much of Waller's reputation was owed to the foftnefs and fmoothnefs of his Numbers ; it is proper to confider thofe minute particulars...

...are too fimple for eloquence, too facred for fiction, and too majeftick for ornament ; to recommend them by tropes and figures, is to magnify by a concave mirror the fidereal hemisphere.' £ TÍ be continued. ] A Supplement to Dr. Swift'* Works : bang a Colledkn of Miß ellanies...

...are tco fimple for eloquence, too facied for fiction, and too majeftic for ornament ; to recommend them by tropes and figures, is to magnify by a concave mirror the fidereal hemifphere.' It is thus that he very properly accounts for the failure of Waller in his facred poems, and not their...

...are too fimple for eloquence, too facred for fiction, and too majellic for ornament; to 1 recommend them by tropes and figures, is to magnify by a concave mirror the fidereal hemii'phere.' It is thus that he very properly accounts for the failure of Waller in his facred poems,...

...characters of Wäller and Dryden are in the fame mallerly llyle. ". As much of Waller's repatatîon was owed to the foftnefs and fmoothnefs of his numbers ; it is proper to confider thole minute particulars to which a verfifyer mult attend. " He certainly very much excelled in fmoothnefs...

...concave hiirrbr the fldereal hemifphere; As m'tich of Waller's reputation was ow-« ed to the fofrnefs and fmoothnefs of his Numbers ; it is proper to confider thofe. minute particulars to which a verfifyer muft attend. He ceftainiy very much excelled in fmbothnefs moft of the writers who were living, when...

...are too fimple for eloquence, too facred for fiction^ and too majeftick for ornament ; to recommend them by tropes and figures, is to magnify by a concave mirror the fidereal hemifpheres > - As much o"f Waller's reputation was ow* ed to the foftnefs and fmoothnefs of his Numbers...

...too' fimple for eloquence, too facred for fiction, and too majeftick for brhafcnent ; to recommend them by tropes and figures^ is to magnify by a concave mirror the fidereal hemifphere." rr ( <-{;. ; .:-.: •; '.-*., . .! ; "»'.; ..-i ;x.^ --. : As much of Waller's reputation was owing...

...are too fimple for eloquence, too facred for fiction, and too majeftick for ornament ; to recommend them by tropes and figures, is to magnify by a concave...hemifphere. As much of Waller's reputation was owing to the ifoftnefs and fmoothnefs of his Numbers ; it is proper to confider thofe minute particulars to which...