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...Tyme reviewer, late from Camelot, Doth pleasure me no ende. 'Tis true...
...Tis nothing, a private or two now and then...
...tis good...
...Tis criminally small for three-fifty!" An Old Person of Twickenham
...Touch of Robin Hood. In the meantime, the success of his first book of poems salved his ego without going to his head: "When I read [Virgil's] Georgics, and then survey my own powers, 'tis like the idea of a Shetland Pony, drawn up by the side of a thoroughbred Hunter." He attracted patrons but he rarely kowtowed to them, feeling that it was a common hypocrisy with poets, "when their Patrons try their hand at a Rhyme, to cry up the Honorable or Right Honorable performance as Matchless, Divine...