Lives of the English Poets: Smith-SavageOctagon Books, 1967 - English poetry |
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Page 354
... Savage was got out in all haste to rouse sympathy for him . It was presented to the King and Queen . Ante , SAVAGE , 84 n . It was en- titled : -Life of Mr. Richard Savage . Who was condemn'd with Mr. James Gregory the last Sessions at ...
... Savage was got out in all haste to rouse sympathy for him . It was presented to the King and Queen . Ante , SAVAGE , 84 n . It was en- titled : -Life of Mr. Richard Savage . Who was condemn'd with Mr. James Gregory the last Sessions at ...
Page 358
... Savage's life ; and for some time he had no reason to complain of fortune : his appearance was splendid , his expences large , and his acquaintance extensive . He was courted by all who endeavoured to be thought men of genius , and ...
... Savage's life ; and for some time he had no reason to complain of fortune : his appearance was splendid , his expences large , and his acquaintance extensive . He was courted by all who endeavoured to be thought men of genius , and ...
Page 439
... Savage , Son to the late E. Rivers . ' Savage , who contributed to the Magazine , no doubt was the author of the second entry . The difference in the dates is curious . For Leman see SAVAGE , 270 . APPENDIX JJ ( PAGE 323 ) ' Earl Rivers ...
... Savage , Son to the late E. Rivers . ' Savage , who contributed to the Magazine , no doubt was the author of the second entry . The difference in the dates is curious . For Leman see SAVAGE , 270 . APPENDIX JJ ( PAGE 323 ) ' Earl Rivers ...
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