...these parts are incumbered ; and therefore I had nothing to interrupt my enjoyment of the romance. Forty years have not abated my love and veneration...remember any character more nearly without reproach.' Ib. p. 267LETTER moral and intellectual improvement to many ; but I i ^' . remember meeting with some...

...these parts are incumbered ; and therefore I had nothing to interrupt my enjoyment of the romance. Forty years have not abated my love and veneration...remember any character more nearly without reproach." Ib. p. 267. LETTER moral and intellectual improvement to many ; but I v__^!_^ remember meeting with...

...writes concerning him to Sir Egerton Brydges: — " From very early boyhood, when I first read the Arcadia in Mrs. Stanley's modernization of it, Sydney...distinguishing them from his metres in which there is scarcely a redeeming line, thought, or expression." Has the Laureate given up his intended memoir of Sydney...

...writes concerning him to Sir Egerton Brydges : — " From very early boyhood, when I first read the Arcadia in Mrs. Stanley's modernization of it, Sydney...distinguishing them from his metres in which there is scarcely a redeeming line, thought, or expression." Has the Laureate given up his intended memoir of Sydney...

...and Fletcher, as soon as I could understand enough of them to follow the story of their plays. * * * Spenser afterwards increased my veneration for Sydney,...1791), was the holiest ground I had ever visited." Late in the year 1792, Dr. Southey entered Baliol College, Oxford, where he remained during the following...

...these parts are encumbered ; and therefore I had nothing to imert nipt my enjoyment of the romance. Forty years have not abated my love and veneration...remember any character more nearly without reproach."— Ib. p. 267. • . J "Toe connexion between the want of tbe religious principle and tito want of poetical...

...enjoyment of the romance. Spenser afterwards increased my veneration for Sidney; and Penshurst, where I first saw it (in 1791) was the holiest ground I...remember any. character more nearly without reproach. Hie prose is full of poetry, and there are very fine passages among his poems, distinguishing them...

...enjoyment of the romance. Spenser afterwards increased my veneration for Sidney ; and Penshurst, where I first saw it (in 1791) was the holiest ground I...Forty years have not abated my love and veneration for Sidney. I do not remember any character more nearly without reproach. His prose is full of poetry,...

...enjoyment of the romance. Spenser afterwards increased my veneration for Sidney ; and Penshurst, where I first saw it (in 1791) was the holiest ground I had ever vis'ted. Forty years have not abated my love and veneration for Sydney. I do not remember any. character...

...these parts are encutnbered ; and therefore I had nothing to interrupt my enjoyment of the romance. Forty years have not abated my love and veneration...do not remember any character more nearly without reproach."--Ib. p. 267. t " The connexion between the want of the religious principle and the want...