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      Of Siates^Ef Whq Have Written Ve&$Es.*

      disputation is the scab of the xdnireh fhmme of thotee mpe sayings *! the apparent coarseness of which is indicatedby thfe refinement and worthiness of the feeling . But we are again forgetting our limits . Sir Henry , who was among

      th 6 firfcfcHo hail the gentms w his young- acquaintance Miltom was author of ; several gticefca minor poems , tottehing for J & eii thoraghtful » e & tiid goodness One of the most 'adiiiirecB which is to fee ffotind in manj collections , begins » n

      How happy is he born and taiight ; , , ; ,, ; .. Who serveth not another ' s will .

      Lord Falkland , the romantic adherent of Charles the First , but friend of all parties * and tender-hearted desirer of peace , left some poems which are to be found in « Nichols e s

      Collection , Vol . i , p . 236 , and Vol . viii , p . 247 . The memory of Sir Richard Fanshaw ' s diplomatic talents would have been swallowed up in the reputation of the translator of Guarini ' s

      4 Pastor Fido , ' had not an account of him been written by that sweet amazon , his wife , who ( unknown to Mm ) fought by his side on board-ship in the disguise of a cabin-boy . But we now come to the great

      wit and partizan , An ^ rew ^ Mairr veil , whose hoiiesty baffledf tfe arts of the Stimrts , and wtesli pamphkts and vetrses had m

      mean hand in putting ainh ^ opi to their dyndstyi He unite wit with earnestness and deptl of sentiment , beyond any mis cdllatieoUs writer in the Ian

      guage . GloriOxis Andrew ' partizansfyip did not hinder hi being of the party pf all man kind , and doing justice to what was good in the mos

      opposite characters . In a pane gyric on Crpmwell he ha taken high gentlemanly occa sion to record the i dignity c the end of Charles / the First .

      "So restless Cromwell could not cease > In the inglorious arts of peace , ? in i But through adventurous war ( : /' . -. „ .,. ,. " -. iU : // iXJrgeid his activestat ; i f i *' -i ' ¦ - ¦ '? ¦ .: ? >• ¦ ¦ ¦* - ' ; ' "; " ' : '" ¦ * . ^ a , like ^ V ^ H- < bict -ii ^ htn £ dsi fiiW " "t ( " .,,, ';!' r ? i Breaking the' clouds where it waa nurst ( ^ ' l ' •«¦• - ' ¦ ' ^ ^ i & m ^^ xmm ^ m ^^ ^ ; tp ' - ^ ^ ^ ' u " . . ^ ' J-. n .:, ! " 'ttyfia ^^ iy'lUvicW'J U ' - > lU - 'V' " V ; lj ' "" - ' "l" - , . ; ~ : -. 5 J ! : iI Tl ) enMrp ^^ r gh ^] ai ^ wiDft t . tU ,,: , ; v ; iS > - ., ! ,. -., { i . nAMlTO ^^ i ^ PH ^^ ' < . i , r ., it , o ! , cn ,. n ioifl ; :, ; , h-ni ^ 18 . ™^^ to . fe ^ St O ^ felttltt ©^ ' * ' '' ' ' ' lf >"; - 1 l - " •**< >¦/*>;' ' ' u > ,.. ( , > , ) i mI I Thefacdi ; of ' arid ^ thea ^ eil ? B flame ; ^ v . - ; << : ) i ^ . > Muf

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 1, 1837, page 4133, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/mrp_01121837/page/45/