On occasion of this work, the history of the comick-heroick is given; and we are told, that it descended from Fassoni to Boileau, from Boileau to Garth, and from Garth to Pope.

On occasion of this work, the history of the comick-heroick is given; and we are told, that it descended from Fassoni to Boileau, from Boileau to Garth, and from Garth to Pope.

Garth is mentioned, perhaps, with too much honour; but all are confessed to be inferiour to Pope.

Ere well we feel the friendly stroke, 'tis o'er. GARTH.

" 'This, you see, is not authority for a regular consultation: but I have no doubt of your readiness to give your advice to a man so eminent, and who, in his Life of Garth, has paid your profession a just and elegant compliment: "I believe every man has found in physicians great liberality and dignity of sentiment, very prompt effusions of beneficence, and willingness to exert a lucrative art, where there is no hope of lucre.

Boileau in his Lutrin a mock-heroic poem written in 1673 on a dispute between two chief personages of the chapter of a church in Paris, la Sainte Chapelle, as to the position of a pulpit, had with some minor allegory, chiefly personified Discord, and made her enter into the form of an old precentor, very much as in Garths poem the Fury Disease Shrill Colons person took, In morals loose, but most precise in look.]

Upon the pastures were ewes and lambs sleeping, and yearling kids opened and closed their onyx eyes among the garths of white clover.

JEFFERS, GARTH.

Donnan Jeffers & Garth Jeffers (C); 17Dec62; R306955. Shine republic.

Donnan Jeffers & Garth Jeffers (C); 17Dec62; R306952. Solstice, and other poems.

Donnan Jeffers & Garth Jeffers (C); 26Oct62; R303215.

By Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt, artist: Garth Williams.

by Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt, artist: Garth Williams.

By Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt, artist: Garth Williams.

By Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt, artist: Garth Williams.

By Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt, artist: Garth Williams.

By Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt, artist: Garth Williams.

By Eva Le Gallienne, pictures by Garth Williams.

Eva Le Gallienne & Garth Williams (A); 3Nov77; R676632. R676633.

Illustrated by Garth Williams.

by Garth Williams.

By Garth Hale, pseud.

By Eva Le Gallienne, pictures by Garth Williams.

Eva Le Gallienne & Garth Williams (A); 3Nov77; R676632. R676633.

Boileau in his Lutrin a mock-heroic poem written in 1673 on a dispute between two chief personages of the chapter of a church in Paris, la Sainte Chapelle, as to the position of a pulpit, had with some minor allegory, chiefly personified Discord, and made her enter into the form of an old precentor, very much as in Garths poem the Fury Disease Shrill Colons person took, In morals loose, but most precise in look.]