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952

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TO

CHARLES COWDEN CLARKE,

THE INTIMATE COMPANION OF KEATS,

ONE OF THE FEW SURVIVING FRIENDS OF LAMB, HAZLITT, AND HUNT;

A DISCRIMINATING AND GENIAL CRITIC

OF OUR GREAT POETS, DRAMATISTS, AND PROSE-WRITERS,

(ESPECIALLY OF CHAUCER AND SHAKESPERE);

AS WELL AS AN ABLE EXPOSITOR OF THE GENIUS OF MOLIERE:

AND WHO,

IN HIS HALE AND CHEERFUL OLD AGE, PRESERVES

ALL THE FRESHNESS, ENTHUSIASM, AND GENEROUS SYMPATHIES OF YOUTH:

AND TO HIS WIFE,

MARY COWDEN CLARKE,

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WHOSE ADMIRABLE AND INDISPENSABLE CONCORDANCE TO SHAKESPERE

(THE RESULT OF SIXTEEN YEARS' LABOUR of love),

WILL EVER HOLD AN HONOURABLE PLACE IN ENGLISH LITERATURE,

AS A MONUMENT OF

UNEXAMPLED INDUSTRY AND FAITHFUL ACCURACY,

THIS VOLUME IS DEDICATED

BY THEIR OLD AND ATTACHED FRIEND,

THE COMPILER.

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SPECIMENS OF CRITICISMS ON WILLIAM HAZLITT'S WRIT-
INGS; FROM THE EARLY VOLUMES OF "THE QUAR-
TERLY REVIEW" AND "BLACKWOOD'S Magazine

OPINIONS REGARDING LEIGH HUNT'S CHARACTER, Genius,
AND WRITINGS

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF THE WRITINGS OF LEIGH
HUNT; WITH NOTES, DESCRIPTIVE, CRITICAL, AND
EXPLANATORY

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THOMAS CARLYLE ON LEIGH HUNT

SPECIMENS OF CRITICISMS ON LEIGH HUNT AND HIS

WRITINGS; FROM THE EARLY VOLUMES OF "THE
QUARTERLY REVIEW" AND "BLACKWOOD'S MAGA-

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