...whetner we estimate them by the pleasure they impart to us, or by the intellectual vigour they display. Few have been able to preserve a perspicuous brevity without stiffness or pedantry, in metaphysical reasoning, so successfully «s Su John Danes." This piece soon came to a second edition,...

...vigour they display. Experience has shown that the faculties peculiarly deamed poetical are frequently exhibited in a considerable degree, but very few have...account of the subsequent celebrity of the author in &1tlre*of a very different province, and partly from a notion, Smton, to which he gave birth by announcing...

...epidemic in Spain an>l Italy, from whence, in all probr.tics peculiarly deemed poetical are frequentlj exhibited in a considerable degree, but very few have...metaphysical reasoning, so successfully as Sir John Davies." — (Lit. ii. 129.) bility, it infected English poets, who have frequently rivalled thcii models in...

...epidemic in Spair and Italy, from whence, in all probities peculiarly deemed poetical are frequently exhibited in a considerable degree, but very few have...(allowance made for the subject and the times), in metaphysics! f6aaoming» so successfully as Sir John Davies." — (.L«#. IL129.) bility, it infected...

...epidemic in Spain and Italy, from whence, in all probaties peculiarly deemed poetical ore frequently exhibited in a considerable degree, but very few have...made for the subject and the times), in metaphysical tenoning, so successfully as Sir John Davies." — (Lit. ii. 129.) .0.1573-1625-] DONNE. HALL 83 iilty,...

...epidemic in Spain anvl Italy, from whence, in all probities peculiarly deemed poetical are frequentlj exhibited in a considerable degree, but very few have...in metaphysical reasoning, so successfully as Sir Joan Davies."— - (Lit. ii. 129.) bility, it infected English poets, who have frequently rivalled...

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...whence, in all pro ties peculiarly deemed poetical are frequently exhibited in a considerable degi but very few have been able to preserve a perspicuous brevity without stiffn or pedantry (allowance made for the subject and the times), in metaphys reasoning, so successfully...

...vigour they display. Experience has shown that the faculties peculiarly deemed poetical are frequently exhibited in a considerable degree, but very few have...reasoning, so successfully as Sir John Davies."— (Lit. ii. 129). are ransacked to furnish comparisons and illustrations which no reader can suggest...

...considerable degree, but very few have been able to preserve a perspicuous beauty without stiifness or pedantry (allowance made for the subject and the...metaphysical reasoning, so successfully as Sir John Davies."4 The alleged " no passion" is contradicted by the various pathetic autobiographic introspections...