...ch is beautiful; his taste once formed, let him originate what he can. If this can be done by modern models as well as by ancient, let it be done; it is the literary culture, as such, that we need. Keats , who said of himself, I dote on fine phrases like a lover, was as truly engaged in literary training as if he had been making Latin verses at Oxford; very likely more so; but, at any rate, it was no...