CORBET, his humorous introduction to Ben Jonson, _n._ 475

COTGRAVE, Randle, falls blind in the labour of his "Dictionary",

73

COURT of Charles II. satirised by Marvell, 393

its characteristics, 414

COWEL incurs by his curious work "The Interpreter" the censure of

the King and the Commons on opposite principles, 193

COWLEY, original letter from, _n._ 36

his essays form a part of his confessions, 37

describes his feelings at court, _ib._

his melancholy attributed to his "Ode to Brutus," by which he

incurred the disgrace of the court, 40

his remarkable lamentation for having written poetry, 41

his Epitaph composed by himself, 42

CRITIC, poetical, without any taste, how he contrived to criticise

poems, 143

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