...Branzton, Wright, Orrin Smith, and W. Linton: from Designs by W. Harvey and WB Scott. 10 Parts at Is. " Whatever he composed, he did It better than any other man could ; and whether we regard him ua poet, a comic writer, or u nn hUtorinn, be wtw one of the first writen of hi* time, and will ever...

...Branston, Orrin Smith, and W. Linton, from Designs by W. Harvey and WB Scott. In two vols, cloth, 12s. " Whatever he composed, he did it better than any other...the first writers of his time, and will ever stand hi the foremost class.'1— Dr. Johnson. LAYS AND LAMENTS FOR ISRAEL : Poems on the Present State and...

...and W. Linton, from Designs by W. Harvey and WB Scott. 10 Parts at !>.; or ill 2 Vois., Cloth, 12*. "Whatever he composed, he did it better than any other man could; and \vhcllicr we regard him as а poet, as a comic writer, or as an historian, he wua one of the first...

...his ' Deserted Village,' were it not sometimes too much the echo of his ' Traveller.' Whether we take him as a poet, as a comic writer, or as an historian, he stands in the first class."' We have before observed, that his poem of ' RETALIATION' was provoked...

...conversation with Boswell, to the great astonishment of the latter. " Whether we take Goldsmith," said he, " as a poet, as a comic writer, or as an historian, he stands in the first class." Boswell. — " An historian ! My dear sir, you surely will not rank his...

...conversation with Boswell, to the great astonishment of the latter. " Whether we take Goldsmith," said he, " as a poet, as a comic writer, or as an historian, he stands in the first class." Boswell. — " An historian ! My dear sir, you surely will not rank his...

...and W. Linton, from Designs by W. Harvey and WB Scott. l0 Parts at Is.; or in 2 Vols., cloth, 12s. " Whatever he composed, he did it better than any other...first writers of his time, and will ever stand in the foremost class." — Dr. Jvknjon. GRIER'S WORKS.' ,S«paSc7. HARTLEY'S ORATORICAL CLASS-BOOK.1 -. Eighth...

...10 Parts at Is.; or in 2 Vols., cloth, 12*. "Whatever he composed, he did it bfiltcr than any oiher man could; and whether we regard him as a poet, as a comic writer, cr as :m historian, he was one of the first writers of his time, and will ever stand in the foremost...

...Goldsmith," says Dr Johnson, " is a man of the most distinguished abilities as a writer ; and whether we take him as a poet, as a comic writer, or as an historian, he stands in the first class. Whatever he wrote, he did it better than any other man could do. He deserved...

...Village, were " ' it net sometimes too much the echo of his Traveller . Whether, indeed, we " ' take him as a poet, — as a comic writer, — or as an historian, he stands in the " ' first class.' BoSWELL: ' An historian ! My dear sir, you surely will not rank " '...