| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Mediocrity, in every thing, but particularly in verse, he wasEdition: 1806; Page: [xcvi] accustomed to treat with marked contempt; and the frequent recurrence of such expressions in his conversation, joined to the ridicule with which, in a sportive humour, he sometimes treated even compositions of considerable merit, gave those not intimately acquainted with him, an idea that he had little relish
|
