'Tis epigram, 'tis point, 'tis what you will ; Who would not fuppofe that Waller's Panegyrick and Denham's Cooper's Hill were Elegies? His verses are often infipid; but his memoirs are lively and agreeable; he had the perfpicuity and elegance of an historian, but not the fire and fancy of a poet. END OF THE SECOND VOLUME. |