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They were formed upon the plan of Petrarch and Mantuan, being of a moral and fatirical nature, and containing but few llrokcs of rural de* fcription and bucolic imagery*

The New Annual Register, Or, General Repository of History, Politics, and ... 1787

Mdhohi or Afiatic plunderers, a fatirical poem, 410. 2s, 6d. x1ix« 229

A General Index to the Monthly Review: From Its Commencement, to the End of the Seventieth ... 1786

His intention is to give a ludicrous and fatirical defcription of a late celebrated Naval Revieiv: but hit powers of execution and his intention are utterly at variance.

The Monthly Review; or, Litereary Journal: From January to June, inclusive. 1782

Into this poem arc interwoven ievcral pa - ragraphs whidi had been before printed as a fragment, and among them the fatirical lines upon Addifon, of which the laft eouplet has been twice correfted.

The Lives of the Most Eminent English Poets 1781

New if this be granted, we may cafily frppofe, that the frft hint of fatirical plays en the Roman rlage, was given by the Greeks.

The Works of the English Poets 1779

But, as Mr. fyarburton ingenioufly obfervM to me, the firft is a i beautiful aad fatirical expreffion.

The Works of Shakespeare: Collated with the Oldest Copies, and Corrected 1773

It is very different, indeed, from the turn of ro - mances in general; and fome paiVagcs in it may, perhaps, fink too much into the low and vulgar ftrain; but this is commonly the cafe with this clafs of fatirical writings..

The Monthly Review 1772

Warm and fincere in his friendfhip, he was from the fame principle, when not properly guided, equally fatirical in his refentmcnt.

Thoughts, Essays, and Maxims, Chiefly Religious and Political 1768

11 The vapours of wint made the firft fatirical poets among ft the Romans j which, fays Pacier, we cannot better repreient, than by imagin - ing - a company of clowns on a holiday, dancing Jubbcr - lVj and upbraiding one another in extempore doggnJj with their defects and vices, and the ftories that wen told of them in bake-houfes and barbers - ftiope,

The Works of the English Poets 1779

Bleini (hes of others; hence his Book abounds with farcaflic Wit and fatirical Exprefllon.

Miscellaneous and Fugitive Pieces. ... 1774