[705]. i. 166.
[706]. i. 121.
[707]. P. 125. Cf. what has been said above.
[708]. P. 134.
[709]. “Everything Pope said and thought of his friend was good and noble”—The English Humourists.
[710]. P. 182.
[711]. P. 184. And again, the craftsman’s point of view must be allowed for. Flemming “will not help the poet of 1830,” is what he means.
[712]. P. 193.
[713]. P. 219.
[714]. P. 233.