Lives of
Lives of the English Poets Gay, Thomson, Young, Gray, &c.
作者：Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784
体例：题 章数：34
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章节目录
共 34 题- CASSELL’S NATIONAL LIBRARY.
- INTRODUCTION.
- H. M.
- KING.
- HALIFAX.
- PARNELL.
- GARTH.
- ROWE.
- GAY.
- Its reception is thus recorded in the notes to the “Dunciad”:—
- TICKELL.
- SOMERVILE.
- THOMSON.
- This gave occasion to a waggish parody—
- WATTS.
- A. PHILIPS.
- WEST.
- COLLINS.
- DYER.
- SHENSTONE.
- In the fourth I find nothing better than this natural strain of Hope:—
- YOUNG.
- That Y— means Young seems clear from four other lines in the same poem:—
- The praises Thomson bestows but a few lines before on Philips, the second
- In the “Fifth Night:”—
- Is this a picture of the son of the Rector of Welwyn? “Eighth Night:”—
- At the beginning of the “Fifth Night” we find:—
- Nay, even after Pope’s death, he says in “Night Seven:”—
- And again—
- H. C.
- MALLET.
- AKENSIDE.
- GRAY.
- LYTTELTON.