[293]Ibid. 184.
[294]Compare this essay with that of Carlyle, on "Heroes and Hero-Worship"; the title and subject are similar; it is curious to note the difference of the two centuries.
[295]Temple's Works, II: "An Essay upon the Ancient and Modern Learning," 155.
[296]Ibid. 165.
[297]Macaulay's Works, VI. 319: "Essay on Sir William Temple."
[298]"An Essay upon the Ancient and Modern Learning," 173.
[299]"Love in a Wood," III. 2.
[300]"The Country Wife," I. 1.
[301]Sir Charles Sedley's Works, ed. Briscoe, 1778, 2 vols: "The Mulberry Garden," II.
[302]"Works of the Earls of Rochester, Roscommon, and Dorset," 2 vols. 1731, II. 54.