Note 55 — Chapter I · THE IMAGINATIVE GROUP
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The only other poems that may be classed as imaginative oriental tales—and that only by stretching a point—are The Indian Philosopher, by Isaac Watts, and the fragment of an eclogue called An Indian Ode, by William King. Cf. Chalmers’s English Poets. London, 1810, Vol. XIII., p. 63, and Vol. IX., p. 302.