...however, to remark, that Miss Aikin has committed the error, very pardonab,e in a lady, of overrating Addison's classical attainments. In one department...spirit, and had the finest and most discriminating perception of all their peculiarities of style and melody ; nay, he copied their manner with admirable...

...however, to remark, that Miss Aikin has committed the error, very pardonable in a lady, of overrating Addison's classical attainments. In one department...spirit, and had the finest and most discriminating perception of all their peculiarities of style and melody; nay, he copied their manner with admirable...

...however, to remark, that Miss Aikin has committed the error, very pardonable in a lady, of overrating Addison's classical attainments. In one department...spirit, and had the finest and most discriminating perception of all their peculiarities of style and melody; nay, he copied their manner with admirable...

...however, to remark, that Miss Aikin has committed the error, very pardonable in a lady, of overrating Addison's classical attainments. In one department...spirit, and had the finest and most discriminating perception of all their peculiarities of style and melody; nay, he copied their manner with admirable...

...however, to remark that Miss Aikin has committed the error, very pardonable in a lady, of overrating Addison's classical attainments. In one department...knowledge of the Latin poets, from Lucretius and Catullus AA 4 down to Claudian and Prudentius, was singularly exact and profound. He understood them thoroughly,...

...hexameters, was first made aware that England was not altogether a barbarous nation)—hearing that the 1 " His knowledge of the Latin poets, from Lucretius and...and Prudentius, was singularly exact and profound." —MACAULAY. celebrated Mr. Addison, of Oxford, proposed to travel as governor to a young gentleman...

...Duke of Somerset now announced to one of the most famous scholars of Oxford and Europe that it 1 " His knowledge of the Latin poets, from Lucretius and...Claudian and Prudentius, was singularly exact and profound."—MACAULAY. Was his gracious intention to allow my Lord Hartford's tutor one hundred guineas...

...however, to remark, that Miss Aikin has committed the error, very pardonable in a lady, of overrating Addison's classical attainments. In one department...spirit, and had the finest and most discriminating perception of all their peculiarities of style and melody ; nay, he copied their manner with admirable...

...however, to remark that Miss Aikin has committed the error, very pardonable in a lady, of overrating Addison's classical attainments. In one department...spirit, and had the finest and most discriminating perception of all their peculiarities of style and melody; nay, he copied their manner with admirable...

...Duke of Somerset now announced to one of the most famous scholars of Oxford and Europe that it 1 " His knowledge of the Latin poets, from Lucretius and...Claudian and Prudentius, was singularly exact and profound."—MACAULAY. was his gracious intention to allow my Lord Hartford's tutor one hundred guineas...