Andrew Marvell
William Hazlitt, in Lectures on the English Poets (1818; 1909) 109.
Some of his verses are harsh, as the words of Mercury: others musical, as is Apollo's lute. Of the latter kind are his boat-song, his description of a fawn, and his lines to Lady Vere. His lines prefixed to Paradise Lost are by no means the most favourable specimens of his powers.