ANSWER TO THE CHARGE OF BEING ROMANTIC-THE VARIETY RESULTING FROM SUCH A DISPOSITION THE EPILOGUE. CANTO I. DEFENCE OF POETRY. "Tis ended-grave and mirthful, like the stage That would for both these moods your wants as suage, Beginning with the solemn and the grand, To finish with what all can understand; For, look you, this strange chequer'd life is such, I hope there may be those who won't complain; B |