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Of the hundreds of inferior poets, who are continually offering their sonnets and addresses to the Moon, (or to the public instead of that luminary,) Wade, Barton, Wiffen, and Bailey, are the most conspicuous. Wade is a new aspirant, but gives strong prognostications of genius. Barton and Bailey are above the mediocres, and Wiffen tolerable.
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Of
the
hundreds
of
inferior
poets,
who
are
continually
offering
their
sonnets
and
addresses
to
the
Moon,
(or
to
the
public
instead
of
that
luminary,)
Wade,
Barton,
Wiffen,
and
Bailey,
are
the
most
conspicuous.
Wade
is
a
new
aspirant,
but
gives
strong
prognostications
of
genius.
Barton
and
Bailey
are
above
the
mediocres,
and
Wiffen
tolerable.
