...they had so frequently been exerted. The next production of his Muse was Tlie Sea-piece, in two odes. Young enjoys the credit of what is called an " Extempore...of " Sin and Death " You are so witty, profligate., iind thin, M once we think thee Milton, Death, and Sin. From the following passage in the poetical...

...they had so frequently been exerted. The next production of his Muse was The Sea-piece, in two odes. ile he stiulied to live, felt no evil but poverty,...Having formerly written his character,* while perhaps ю witty, profliga!*, anrl Ihln, At once we think thee Milton, Death, and Sin. From the following passage...

...had so frequently been exerted. The next production of his Muse was ' The Sea-piece,' in two odes. Young enjoys the credit of what is called an * Extempore Epigram on Voltaire ;' who, when he was England, ridiculed, in the company of the jealous English poet, Milton's allegory of Sin and Death...

...Young enjoys the credit of what is called an " Extempore Epigram on Voltaire ;" who, when he was m persons brought within their view, and deughlB m the...visible effect of those shafts of malice which they had *o witty, profligue, and thin, At once we think [hee. Millón, Death, and Sin. From the following passage...

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...image of Death and Sin, whereupon the Englishman pencils the following : — TO VOLTAIBE. " Thou art so witty, profligate, and thin, At once we think thee Milton, Death, and Sin." The death and sin, as regard leanness and profligacy, come in very well ; but the idea of anyone mistaking...

...they had so frequently been exerted. The next production of his Muse was The Sea-piece, in two odes. Young enjoys the credit of what is called an " extempore...jealous English poet, Milton's allegory of Sin and Death : " Thou art so witty, profligate, and thin, At once we think thee Miltou, Death, and Sin." YOUNG'S...

...authority of Dr. Young. 3 Or as it is printed in the Life of Youny, written for Dr. Johnson : — " You are so witty, profligate and thin, At once we think thee Milton, Death, and Sin." 4 " It was on the occasion of Voltaire's criticism on the episode of Death and Sin, that Dr. Young...

...of Dr. Young. 3 Or as it is printed in the Life of Young, written for Dr. Johnson : — " You are BO witty, profligate and thin, At once we think thee Milton, Death, and Sin." 4 "It was on the occasion of Voltaire's criticism on the episode of Death and Sin, thst Dr. Young spoke...

...ridiculed, in the company of the jealous English poet, Milton's allegory of ' Sin and Death :' " Tou are so witty, profligate, and thin, At once we think...Dedication of his ' Sea-piece ' to Voltaire, it seems that this extemporaneous reproof, if it must be extemporaneous (for what few will now affirm Voltaire to...