text: " That very beautiful and delightful poem _Mac-Flecnoe!_ That very pretty and agreeable waterfall Niagara! That very elegant and attractive crater of Mount Vesuvius! That very interesting and animated earthquake vulgarly called the Great Earthquake at Lisbon! Having ourselves spoken of the good-humour of Dryden (some twenty pages back about the middle of this article ) we must not find fault with Warton for saying that a vein of pleasantry is preserved through the whole of _Mac-Flecnoe_; but what thought Mac-Flecnoe himself? "Ay there's the rub