Lives of Sacred Poets
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His intellect was bold and vigorous, full of nerve and power, and peculiarly adapted to wrestle with the stormy in- fluences of the age he lived in. Fickle and uncertain in his friendships and promises, he fostered hopes one hour, only to crush them in the next. Of his variableness an example has been already afforded in the case of our poet.
" On the demise of Cromwell, " says Mr. T. Campbell, " Wither hailed the accession of Richard with joyful gra- tulation. He never but once in his life for...eboded good, and in that prophecy he was mistaken. " It is easier for a critic to be witty than correct. If Mr. Campbell had ever taken the trouble to look into Wither's political works, he would have seen the fallacy of the observation.
* Reliquie Baxterian
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His intellect was bold and vigorous, full of nerve and power, and peculiarly adapted to wrestle with the stormy in- fluences of the age he lived in. Fickle and uncertain in his friendships and promises, he fostered hopes one hour, only to crush them in the next. Of his variableness an example has been already afforded in the case of our poet.
" On the demise of Cromwell, " says Mr. T. Campbell, " Wither hailed the accession of Richard with joyful gra- tulation. He never but once in his life for...eboded good, and in that prophecy he was mistaken. " It is easier for a critic to be witty than correct. If Mr. Campbell had ever taken the trouble to look into Wither's political works, he would have seen the fallacy of the observation.
* Reliquie Baxterian
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