COLLINS, Wm., the poet, quits the university suddenly with romantic
hopes of becoming an author, 172
publishes his "Odes" without success, and afterwards indignantly
burns the edition, 180
defended from some reproaches of irresolution, made by Johnson,
181
anecdote of his life in the metropolis, 182
anecdotes of, when under the influence of a disordered intellect,
183
his monument described, 184
two sonnets descriptive of Collins, 185
his poetical character defended, 186