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" fii the author of this sweetly simple at.d interesting poem, see are presented with another striking elh armee% of tiie re mark. " porta, uascitur, nun fit." Thu favourite child of ge a.tas awl the mew, who, with no athcai:ious advantages oL Isrth, fortune. e ti.c.tti )))) , or connection, Lei produced a poem wh.. h may be read with delight, even :tiler Thomson, and in srme respects may challenge a competition with the Seamus of that author." Monthly Mirror, March 1800. " To deteribe the caritas ocenpatio.is of a farmer's boy, in the four seasons of the putt, i, the main design of the poem; and however homliiie tine employ ruei.ts may a;.ror a' objects • poetind ..ttfiltien, the very ingmious ureter li.s coutr.ved to embellish their rusticity and Lrae3llllCiS w th a leitmotiv of numbers, which cools! not be exisocted from in uncultivated stind ; to soften the harshae.s of minute detail, by blending apt and picturesque descriptions; and to enliven the whole by strokes of poetic iinavry, and unaffected sentiment. The vomit certainly diazuvers very c,early the powers of natural unafl.: , fled rtMus." Monthly Review, vol. 33, p. 57. "I have road the France's Roy with a mixture of astonish. ▪ anent and delight. Tana is a pathetic simplicity in ISN sear tements and descriptions, that 'hies lioaour to his head and trait. 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" We are here call.l away from our abstruser Medics by these !uoductistut of a genuine child of nature. In Bloort. field's tiret poem, the nal:l*ff Roy, we saw and commended the es idistee of an orgivtal veinal, well riesPrving of encon t-qement ruid cultivation. The public has agreed with ti,, and hve editicati of that work exhibit the most usielantreal attests. too of general favour. " With the Farm , I's 800 we were highly phrased, becatis.t it slimed, in tie rat st striking mannbr, the natural move ments of an itt-.1- , ri ,, os mind ; aisd evincetl how perfectly new app:sert , y pre•necttpied, may be made by taiing it in arillifaeet view. But we hesitate not to declare ourselves still more satisfied with the ; resent voitinic. The author here rclates tales, in the alit-lye; pl.wi irg, In the Language of beau:i nt triplicity and natural poetry or posit forthlaitoted songs, full of pleasing itie.ts, in a style dually suited to their excises. Dion." British Critic, April 1802. 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