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...parentage is doubtful, but to which (as the law says of illegitimate children) '' pater est populut." " You write with ease, to show your breeding, But easy...with the mere passing gallantry of a compliment:— ' * 0 ! should your genius ever rise, And make you Laureate in the skies, I'd hold my life, in twenty...

...parentage is doubtful, but to which (as the law says of illegitimate children) " pater est populus." " You write with ease, to show your breeding, But easy...the tact of a man of the world than the ardour of a mi - poet, he dismisses the object nearest his heart with the mere passing gallantry of a compliment...

...parentage is doubtful, but to which (as the law says of illegitimate children) " pater est populus" " You write with ease, to show your breeding, But easy...reading." , In the following passage, with more of the ' ._ tact of a man of the world than the ardour of a mi" poet, he dismisses the object nearest his...

...parentage is doubtful, but to which (as the law says of illegitimate children*) " pater est populus" 55 In the following passage, with more of the tact of a man of the world than the ardour of a 1771- poet, he dismisses the object nearest his heart with the mere passing gallantry of a compliment...

...est populus." " You write with ease, to show your breeding, But easy wiring's curst hard reading." 55 In the following passage, with more of the tact of a man of the world than the ardour of a, mi- poet, he dismisses the object nearest his heart with the mere passing gallantry of a compliment...

...rather loose-jointed octosyllabic lines. There is one couplet, however, which has become classic : — " You write with ease to show your breeding. But easy writing's curst hard reading." In this poem, also, there are eight lines which altogether exceed any other poetical attempts of Sheridan,...

...parentage is doubtful, but to which (as the law says of illegitimate children) "pater est populus." " You write with ease, to show your breeding, But easy...with more of the tact of a man of the world than the ardor of a poet, he dismisses the "object nearest his heart with the mere passing gallantry of a compliment...

...rather loose-jointed octosyllabic lines. There is one couplet, however, which has become classic : — " You write with ease to show your breeding, But easy writing's curst hard reading." In this poem, also, there are eight lines which altogether exceed any other poetical attempts of Sheridan,...

...illegitimate children) "pater est popului." " You write with ease, to show your breeding, But eaiy writing's curst hard reading." In the following passage,...with more of the tact of a man of the world than the ardor of a poet, he dismisses the object nearest his heart with the mere passing gallantry of a compliment...