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128 A CENTURY OF BALLADS |
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you would look at your cloak, or great-coat, lest you should have had a bit cut out of it; for there is a young man of the name of Hatton, who seems to have got a little bit of it, indeed he seems to assimilate to your style without plagiary more than anyone I have met with."
But, as already quoted, Hatton's fame as a creative musician rests on his part-songs and "To Anthea." And for us the latter must suffice. |
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