Written to his brother John while Charles was an undergraduate, this letter contains the earliest extant example of his poetry: "No longer now on Hinxy's airy van / With thee shall I admire the subject plain / Or where the sight in neighbouring shades is lost …"
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Written to his brother John while Charles was an undergraduate, this letter contains the earliest extant example of his poetry: "No longer now on Hinxy's airy van / With thee shall I admire the subject plain / Or where the sight in neighbouring shades is lost …"
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