but why the allusion to Michael Angelo?)
[Is our correspondent aware that the "Bar of Michael Angelo" has already formed the subject of a Query from MR. SINGER. See our 2nd Vol., p. 166.]
4. The Princess, p. 66.:
"Dare we dream of that, I ask'd,
Which wrought us, as the workman and his work,
That practice betters."
"Heir of all the ages." Is this traceable to the following lines of Goethe?
"Mein Vermächtniss, wie herrlich weit und breit!
Die Zeit ist mein Vermächtniss, mein Acker ist die Zeit!"
Is the poem "The Lord of Burleigh" founded on fact or not? In an old review of Tennyson in the Westminster and Foreign Quarterly, it is stated to refer to the "mesalliance of the Marquis of Westminster;" but any such notion is denied in the article on "Ballad Poetry" in the last number of that journal.