Letters of Thomas Gray
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Particularly, I think he has observed children with more attention, and knows their meaning and the working of their little passions better than any other writer. * As to his religious discussions, which have alarmed the world, and engaged their thoughts more than any other part of his book, I set them all at naught, and wish they had been omitted.-^ * That I may put together the rest of Mr. Gray's sentiments ooncerning this singular writer, I insert here an extract from a VOL. IV. ■ 23 9% gray...'s letters.
CXX.
TO MR. HOW.
Cambridge, Sept. 10, 1763.
1 OUGHT long since to have made you my acknowledgments for the obliging testimo- nies of your esteem that you have conferred upon me ; but count Algarotti's books* did not come to my hands till the end of July, and since that time I have been prevented by letter of a later date, wvitten to myself. " I have not read the Phi.
losophic Dictionary. I can now stay with gi-eat patience for any thing that comes from Voltaire. They tell me it is fripperj-, and blas- pheniy, and wit.
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Particularly, I think he has observed children with more attention, and knows their meaning and the working of their little passions better than any other writer. * As to his religious discussions, which have alarmed the world, and engaged their thoughts more than any other part of his book, I set them all at naught, and wish they had been omitted.-^ * That I may put together the rest of Mr. Gray's sentiments ooncerning this singular writer, I insert here an extract from a VOL. IV. ■ 23 9% gray...'s letters.
CXX.
TO MR. HOW.
Cambridge, Sept. 10, 1763.
1 OUGHT long since to have made you my acknowledgments for the obliging testimo- nies of your esteem that you have conferred upon me ; but count Algarotti's books* did not come to my hands till the end of July, and since that time I have been prevented by letter of a later date, wvitten to myself. " I have not read the Phi.
losophic Dictionary. I can now stay with gi-eat patience for any thing that comes from Voltaire. They tell me it is fripperj-, and blas- pheniy, and wit.
What to read after Letters of Thomas Gray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gray, Thomas 1716-1771 to read onlineMoreLess
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