 | Thomas James Mathias - 1797 - 208 sider
...particularly on tUe First Part,even from my boyish days. * D»nt. In. C. 4.With England's Bard,withCowpER, (#) who shall vie? Original in strength and dignity, With more than Painter's fancy blest, with lays Holy, as saints to heav'n expiring raise. 531 High from the climes of Latium's happier day... | |
 | Thomas James Mathias - 1799 - 462 sider
...Author of "The Minstrel, a Poem, in two books." It is for ever to be regretted that this true Poet, With England's Bard, with Cowper, who shall vie ?...and dignity, With more than painter's fancy blest, with lays Holy, as saints to heav'n expiring raise. (/) See and most excellent man never finished his... | |
 | Thomas James Mathias - 1801 - 612 sider
...Builders in the Sciences," as Mr. Locke once expressed himself. (Preface to his Essay on the, HU) (1717.) With "England's Bard, with Cowper, who shall vie ? Original in strength and dignity ; 610 With more than painter's fancy blest, with lays Holy, as saints to heaven expiring raise. (/)... | |
 | Thomas James Mathias - 1803 - 614 sider
...Builders in the Sciences," as Mr. Lock* once expressed hinwelf. (Preface to his Essay on Otf UU.) (I797-) With England's Bard, with Cowper, who shall vie ? Original in strength and dignity ; 610 With more than painter's fancy blest, with lays Holy, as saints to heaven expiring raise. (;'}... | |
 | Charles Edward De Coetlogon - 1807 - 588 sider
...the language of a moral and critical Satirist, who knew how to appreciate his intellectual worth. a With England's Bard, with COWPER, who shall vie ? ** Original in strength and dignity ; GOD. 'F all objects of contemplation, the supreme Being must necessarily be both the'most interesting... | |
 | Charles Wells Moulton - 1902 - 808 sider
...anything. — MORE, HANNAH, 1786, Letter to Her Sister, Feb ; Memoirs, ed. Roberts, vol. i, p. 235. With England's Bard, with Cowper who shall vie? Original...and dignity, With more than painter's fancy blest, with lays Holy, as saints to heav'n expiring raise. — MATHIAS, THOMAS JAMES, 1794-98, The Pursuits... | |
 | Charles Wells Moulton - 1910 - 812 sider
...1786, Letter to Her Sister, Feb; Memoirs, ed. Roberts, vol. I, p. 235. With England's Bard, with Oowper who shall vie? Original in strength and dignity, With more than painter's fancy blest, with lays Holy, as saints to heav'n expiring raise. — MATHIAS, THOMAS JAMES, 1794-98, The Pursuits... | |
 | Anna Sheldon Camp Sneath - 1912 - 302 sider
...belong; His virtues form'd the magic of his song. — WILLIAM HAYLEY (From) THE PURSUITS OF LITERATURE With England's Bard, with Cowper who shall vie? Original...and dignity, With more than painter's fancy blest, with lays Holy, as saints to heav'n expiring raise. — THOMAS JAMES MATHIAS THE HARP, AND DESPAIR,... | |
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With England's Bard, with Cowper who shall vie? Original in strength and dignity, With more than painter's fancy blest, with lays Holy, as saints to heav'n expiring raise. — MATHIAS, THOMAS JAMES, 1794-98, The Pursuits of Literature, Eighth ed., p.... 