...2. The Northern Mother's Blessing, 3. The Way to Thrifie, 1597, &c. « Warfon says these Satires arc marked with a classical precision, to which English...Poetry had yet rarely attained ; they are replete with animalion of styl» and sentiment. The characters are delineated in strong and lively со. lours....

...WARTON. From the few theett of Vol. W. of his History of Poetry, which were printed, but not published. THESE Satires are marked with a classical precision,...satirist is always the result of good sense. Nor are Hie thorns of severe invective unmixed with the flowers of pure poetry. The characters are delineated...

...Poet, his only poetical compositions are entitled " Virgedemiram," " these satires," says Warton, " are marked with a classical " precision, to which English poetry, had yet rarely attained ; " his acknowledged models are Juvenal and Persius, not with" out some touches in the manner of Horace/'...

...in their power to rescue them from this unmerited obscurity. " These Satires," says Joseph Warton, "are marked with a classical precision to which English poetry had yet rarelyattained. They are replete with animation of style and sentiment. The indignation of the satirist...

...the ancient model ; and have gained from an excellent poetical critic the following high eulogium. " These satires are marked with a classical precision,...animation of style and sentiment. The indignation of the sa. tirist is always the result of good sense. Nor are the thorns of severe invective unmixed with...

...Notes, by Samuel Weller Singer. — Triphook, Old Bond-street. " THE Satires of Hall (says Warton,) are marked with a classical precision to which English...animation of style and sentiment. The indignation of Crit. Goz. Vol. I. No. 1. M the satirist is always the result of good sense. Nor are the thorns of...

...Warlon's Hist, of Engl. Poetry, occupying the first fifty pages of the volume. Warton observes that " these satires are marked with a classical precision, to which English poetry had not yet attained. They are replete with animation of style and sentiment." The whole analysis and criticism...

...Warton's Hist, of Engl. Poetry, occupying -tte first fifty pages of the volume. Warton observes that " these satires are marked with a classical precision, to which English poetry 'had not yet attained. They are replete with animation of style and sentiment." The whole analysis and criticism...

...Hist. of Engl. Poetry, occupying the first fifty pages of the volume. Warton observes that " ihese satires are marked with a classical precision, to which English poetry had not yet attained. They are replete with animation of style and sentiment." The whole analysis and criticism...

...English Poetry, gives the following character of these satires : " They are marked," he observes, " with a classical precision, to which English poetry...Satirist is always the result of good sense. Nor are the * Mason's Gray, p. 224. thorns of severe invective unmixed with the flowers of pure poetry. The characters...