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attention, ſeveral falbionable, productions in the 
Sentimental ſtile; in moſt of Which, a miſapplica- 
tion, not a defect, of talents ſeems to have 


their Authors into ſome degree of falſe Faſte. Fot 1 
example. A Noble Author has lately bliſhed his 


works, which conſiſt of three com ions. . One, 
an Ode upon the death of Mr. Gtay: the 
Wor Fe dearth of his AION: ao, 


Bot che reignin falkion in EM 
inte? Pan going on Married Beauti 1g 
pears in a oufand various Shapes 3 from af ho 
 Rhime?s on the wou'd-be Sappho of Bath, up to 
ba Oe! to the loy 0 — "IS 


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ſcarcely neceflary to apologize to the ſeveral Perfon- 

pon the Sentimental train, for introducin rf 
1 When a ee announces himſelf an 


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Authors having lately ſtudied, with infinite 


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| þ publicly wears his Laurels, He is | lawful game for 


his works come from the Preſs, or, according to Sir 
Benjamin Backbite's ſyſtem, © circulate in Manu- 
Ferit.“ Beſides, to canvaſs the fighter imperfeftions, 
. of ſtile or of conduct, ſeems to be the limit 


of poetical Cenſure. It is only the deſpetate Saty- 
riſt, whole” invenomed pen 2 at the character 


and honour of Individuals, that perverts an 
[Poetry :+=<Such+aſperſions; if well ual 
are tod groſs for the tribunal of the Muſes ; and if, 


(az; is generally the caſe) they are utterly falſe; they 
recoil not only on the Author, but on the very art 


uſelf, which can ſo eaſily be perverted to ſo batl/a 


Nur poſe. - But who can be hurt by a Oxitique 
on his. Charages and Rebufſes p. An imputation of 


| falſe Taſte) may not be very pleaſant, 980 4 never 
dunn ſeriouſly offend Men of ſenſe and good breeding: 


Both which qualities, as the Author agrees with all 


the world in acknowledging his Per/onages to poſſeſs 
in the higheſt degree, ſo he regueſts that not, only 


they, but the few others who may happen to read 
— Poem, will 1 him of any intention to give 


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/ Y HEN rſt the· Muſe — 
11 In glowing numbers, and: enraptur d la, 
sweet was the Poet's ſong undeck d by art; 10 

For | Love was Nature, and bis theme the heart!" 
At Beauty's Nine how! brightly Genius gib d- „ 
There, her wild wreaths luxuriant fancy ſirew'd ; 

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Scatter d wich native; ſweets che artleſs la.. 
: uch were the fring th; enamouf d Od ſungs 
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1 1 This purer taſte, this philoſophic art, . 
Wy thou, 0 Sentiment! thy ald ic part) 1 * NW. 


# „ The Muſe-ſhall fing-—artend ye eee 
1 10 of Gghing Beaux, nor ſcorn the votive ſteain; 

res hardh the veiſe, cho zude che unpeliſk d iſ 5 
Soft is the tender ſcience they diſplay. : 


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The ſcenes of modern 


explore; me 


IN - Dramatis Homilies! devout and age, 38 
Stor d with wiſe maxims,'* both for youth and age.” 


Maxims 


1 p His mut dag verde a geniler homage pays, 18 


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| | © Serene and cold; by wiſe Indi .Fence | N | | 
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5 2 Now, fk of vanity, with- union Ait 
| She leat/0n Sentiment, to footh. the void Woll ine 
ow in Routes, ber purer Sage n 4s 
The Metaphyſics of Platonic Loot. 
Thine be che taſk, with quain, fantaſtic phraſe, 
T 0 rariegt Ma” _ ol]: 6 migO 


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| TEE | Poetic Compliments. from Winner cl a e 
3 | Harmonious quibbles, logically dull! 
True toltheir age of Paradox, they: chime © 
Problems in verſe, and ſophiſtry in chyme--— 6.4, if 
vet, thro' theſe lymbecks, Cowley” 8 TY Muſe | 
Siom mimic ſighs diRtill'd Oaſtalian · dews | 
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* oer the Goddeſs floats her ate te. +. - «Z„⸗ 
| As Flora, gays as Iris, wildly bricht, 1 a | . Ps > „ 
8 Its varying luftre ſtrikes the dazzled Goht..... Haie : 9 . 
1 Here, Vanity, vith dow n and ſeather: crown'd, s. 
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Here, ſpurious Art and mimic Science pour » | | 
Whims of a day, and theories of an hour. 
The Goddeſs {mil er; for, lol. even Poets trace 
Her local charms, her temporary griee— 70 | 5 ©" nl 
Above the reſt, how fondly.ſhe regard: 
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A Petrefa@ion, world into u V% ß]« BY 
The Vaſe of Sentiment [---to this impart _ | 
Thy kindred” coldneſs, and-congenial/att. 
Here, (as in humbler ſcenes, from Cards and 6 
Millar convenes her literary Rout)” «© 10 ON 
With votive ſong; and tributary verſqm 
Faſhion's gay train her gentle rites rehearſ. 
What ſoft poetic incenſe breathes around! ? 
What ſoothing hymns from Adulation found? 


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Here, placid Carljſe breathes his gentle line; g 
or haply, gen'rous Hare,.re-echoes.thine ©: : 
Soft flows the lay ; as when, with tears, ah. 
The laſt ſad honours to his---Spaniel's ſhade | i | | 

And lo! he grafps the badge of wit, a wand 
He waves it thrice; and Storer is at band; — 90 
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While run bens his pathetic Bow Wifplaſs,” 8 
And Princely Boothby Glerit Rotgé pape 

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See Palnerlos fineer his Bout's Rbimees.' nallu- o EN : | 
Fav rite of er ty Mule, cet of Pheebusz gy T bu 
To ring Charades, or fabricate a Rebus. 100 EO 
Bereft of ſuch a guide, old Oceatt mon BEI eo 
Thy fading glories, and thy laurels tort! * i? » +. 


"Twas P abner flon repel d each hoſtile wrong, 
Like < Ae, ecking Naries wi song z *. 
. | Upon Lord Palmerſton's 1 6 
Malgrave ſucceeded to his Place at the : 
v1 5 era, an mls pats des 
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For Mulgrave joins where ſenſe and Sandwich guide > 


hy  Muigrave/:whoſe Muſe noxwinds nor waves cont on n 
Could, bravely pen, ccroſtier. vn the Po.. 


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tuneful raptures+- rale great Bears, 1 
Join but his FR to Burgen s proſe, 
Armies ſhall. foll glue, and 1 5 a 
So when the rebel - winds on Neptune fell, 
They ſunk to reſt, at ſound of Triton's ſhell, 
/ 10 2oboredO grtrſt oD 
(66:04 Placemen thus poetic b 1 . | 
E ball l. be mute - (che laureat J//hitehead * | 
What if ſome rival Bard my empire dare l. 
« Yep 2 8 „ear * name of Clare. * 4 


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＋ a gift of Jriſþ Poplin, and = Ke tao on a New'Year's Day, 
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( Garrick will follow his old remnant * 7 125 
He'll buy my place with Jubilee brocade. on . 
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— be revallahion if ths Sijdhrlandn ach ®- 

greſſion, in the Pindaric ſtile of all Laureats, on the fatal conſequences . 

that might follow from eſtabliſhing Lord Clare's method of 8 
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Nig Sonnets, Odes, Acroſties, Madigrals: ; 


A motley heap of metaphoric fighs--- 7 44d 
Laborlous grieft, and ſtudied extafies= | | 


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Yet hence how warm each tunefut . claim! 
What palpitatictis for his mite of kane! Wah 
Alas! regardleſs of their equal oils, ee 
Faſhion flill wildly ſcatters random ſiniles, CTY 
And \Colanin e (if Billy Woodfatt's by | © | 


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Na plauſible, oracular, and lige, een lay | 
The native Texier of tae wond ring a8 bo el 5 


The fokemn coxcomb never talks-—his frown — 


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Another" s fame more gentle hodour, telle 8 205 57 | 
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Difcloſes, juſt at noon, the dawn of day; Cote yet: p 


And Dev ſire wakes! — and Buca g. Fl 
Perch'd at her Graee's.toiket;, Minimi ſir; wad; 2 


The little Scholiaft of the Female Wies W 5 100 45 
gi ir'd of conjectureꝭ andperplex's withd6uby; | 45d 
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Others, reſoly'd more ample fame to boaſt, 
Plant their on Laurels in the Morning mag 
Soft Evening dews refreſn the tender green: | 
Paſs but a Month, it ſwells each Magazine; 5 40 
Till the luxuriant bows ſo wildly ſhoot, / ++ © + 
The Annual Ragifter: tranſplants aig Sdn 5 
But theſe are ſpurious honours, not the true, 
Who ſhall obtain The M. reath of m—_— 5 


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Eren to argue or 0 later beſt: Fe Ws IN, 
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His Nurſe He; filene'd, and his utot led 10 Hal att 


But hail d, with filial duty's pious ſenſe, 


His Sice's'beſt/gift=-Udlufive mt: 1A 15 


That pals clint. "ith a at pride no S 
His kindred Genius ev'ty pow'! Tupplidgt" <ul 


. if his fancy veer, retard the gal. 
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And lull relenting Ufary to reſt. 00 bi 0 0 
Bright beams of wit —to ſtill the rapitig Je Jew * * 

His black ning miſts-diflole ts golden dei. el dA.? 8 


Teach him to dun no more, and lend ane . 2 


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