301/377 22 and 24.) Hunt evidently thought that Scott was partly responsible for the articles in _Blackwood_ on the Cockney School. He says, "Unfortunately some of the knaves were not destitute of talent: the younger were tools of older ones who kept out of sight." (Hunt's _Lord Byron_, etc., Vol. 423.) In his _Autobiography_, Hunt says, "Sir Walter Scott confessed to Mr.Severn at Rome that the truth respecting Keats had prevailed." (Vol. |