Lives of the English Poets: Smith-SavageOctagon Books, 1967 - English poetry |
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Page 331
... late Earl Rivers . London , 1719 , price 1s . 6d . In the Dedication to Lord Lans- downe Savage says : - ' It is my mis- fortune to stand in such relationship to the late Earl Rivers by the Countess of as neither of us can be proud of ...
... late Earl Rivers . London , 1719 , price 1s . 6d . In the Dedication to Lord Lans- downe Savage says : - ' It is my mis- fortune to stand in such relationship to the late Earl Rivers by the Countess of as neither of us can be proud of ...
Page 344
... Late Most Gracious Sovereign Lord King George . Inscribed to the Right Honourable George Dodington , Esq . By Richard Savage , Son of the late Earl Rivers . 2 The following lines are specimens of the poem : - ' O Exclamation ! lend thy ...
... Late Most Gracious Sovereign Lord King George . Inscribed to the Right Honourable George Dodington , Esq . By Richard Savage , Son of the late Earl Rivers . 2 The following lines are specimens of the poem : - ' O Exclamation ! lend thy ...
Page 439
... 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 himself stood ...
... 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 himself stood ...
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