Original sentence: " Presently the best description of Brown's legacy may be that of Joseph Addison, who accorded him the appellation "T-m Br-wn of facetious Memory".Brown was buried in the grounds of Westminster Abbey.He pursued a libertine lifestyle, and his satirical works gained him several enemies in their subjects.His best-known works, apart from the quatrain, are probably Amusements Serious and Comical, calculated for the Meridian of London (1700) and Letters from the Dead to the Living (1702), although his writings were quite prolific.On the other hand, those whom Brown mercilessly lampooned during his lifetime understandably did nothing to further his good reputation after his demise
Edited sentence: " Presently the best description of Brown's legacy may be that given to him by Joseph Addison, who accorded him the appellation "T-m Br-wn of facetious Memory".Brown was buried on the grounds of Westminster Abbey.He pursued a rather libertine lifestyle (not unusual for the times) and his satirical works gained him several enemies in their subjects.His best-known works, apart from the quatrain, are probably Amusements Serious and Comical, calculated for the Meridian of London (published in 1700) and Letters from the Dead to the Living (1702), although his writings were quite prolific.On the other hand, those such as John Dryden (whom he ridiculed in The Reasons of Mr Bays changing his Religion: considered in a Dialogue between Crites, Eu genius and Mr Bays) and others whom Brown mercilessly lampooned during his lifetime understandably did nothing to further his good reputation after his demise