...This is to be attributed, Mr. Roscoe adds, not only to the fortunate choice of his subjects, but to his admirable talent of uniting a considerable portion...dignity, with the utmost facility and clearness of siyle; insomuch that the most complex descriptions or abstruse illustrations are rendered by him perfectly...

...This is to be attributed, Mr. Roscoe adds, not only to the fortunate choice of his subjects, but to his admirable talent of uniting a considerable portion...by him perfectly easy and familiar to the reader. Dr. Warton is of opinion that the merits of Vida seem not to have been particularly attended to in...

..." Tiiab. rol. viL par. iii. p. 283. Vida was buried in his cathedral at Alba. his subjects, but to his admirable talent of uniting a considerable portion...on the death of her beloved husband, the marquis of Pescara. Among his smaller poems, his verses to the memory of his parents, who both died about the...

...limits of Italy. This is to be attributed, not only to the fortunate choice of his subjects, but to his admirable talent of uniting a considerable portion...on the death of her beloved husband, the Marquis of Pescara. Among his smaller poems, his verses to the memory of his parents, who both died about the...