...have been by the lost comedies of Menander. In wit, properly so called, Addison was not inferior to Cowley or Butler. No single ode of Cowley contains...grotesque, but always singularly graceful and happy, which are found in his essays, fully entitle him to the rank of a great poet — a rank to which his metrical...

...have been by the lost comedies of Mennnder. In wit, properly so called, Addison was not inferior to Cowley or Butler. No single ode of Cowley contains...still larger measure. The numerous fictions, generally orginal, often wild and grotesque, but always singularly graceful and happy, which are found in his...

...have been by the lost comedies of Menander. In wit, properly so called, Addison was not inferior to Cowley or Butler. No single ode of Cowley contains...ingenious illustrations as can be found in 'Hudibras.' Thestill higher faculty of invention Addison possessed in still larger measure. The numerous fictions,...

...properly so called, Addison was not inferior to VOL. v.—10 138 MACAULAY'S MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS. Cowley or Butler. No single ode of Cowley contains...grotesque, but always singularly graceful and happy, which are found in his essays, fully entitle him to the rank of a great poet—a rank to which his metrical...

...Kneller, is often happy, but is too well known to be quoted." "No single ode of Cowley," says Macaulay, "contains so many happy analogies as are crowded into the lines to Sir Godfrey Kneller." Dugald Stewart also, who has interspersed his philosphical writings with exquisite specimens of literary...

...Kneller, is often happy, but is too well known to be quoted." " No single ode of Cowley," says Macaulay, " contains so many happy analogies as are crowded into the lines to Sir Godfrey Kneller." Dugald Stewart also, who has interspersed his philosphical writings with exquisite specimens of literary...

...Kneller, is often happy, but is too well known to be quoted." " No single ode of Cowley," says Macaulay, " contains so many happy analogies as are crowded into the lines to Sir Godfrey Kneller." Dugald Stewart also, who has interspersed his philosphical writings with exquisite specimens of literary...

...have been by the lost comedies of Menander. In wit. properly so culled. Addison was not inferior to Cowley or Butler. No single ode of Cowley contains...many happy analogies as are crowded into the lines to Kir Godfrey Kneller; and we would undertake to collect from the Spectators as great a number of Ingenious...

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...have been by the lost comedies of Menander. In wit, properly so called, Addison was not inferior to Cowley or Butler. No single ode of Cowley contains...grotesque, but always singularly graceful and happy, which are found in his essays, fully entitle him to the rank of a great poet, a rank to which his metrical...