The British Poets, Vol. 40 of 100: Including Translations (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from The British Poets, Vol. 40 of 100: Including Translations

Concerning his studies it is related, that be trans Iated Tully on Old Age; and that, besides his books of poetry and criticism, he read Temple's Essays, and Locke on Human Understanding. His reading, though his favourite authors are not known, appears to have been sufficiently extensive and multifarious; for his early pieces show, with sufficient evidence, his knowledge of books.

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