Mornings in Spring, Vol. 2

Excerpt from Mornings in Spring, Vol. 2: Or Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical
Call up Him that left half told
The story of Cambuscan bold.
Milton.
And sage Dunbar. The bard has run his race.
But glitters still the Golden Terge on high.
Dyer.
And Burns, whose happy style,
Whose manner-painting strains
Recall the days,
When tender joys, with pleasing smile,
Blest our young ways.
Telford.
It has been beautifully observed by Warton, in his History of English Poetry, that Chaucee may be resembled to "a genial day in an English Spring.
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