Excerpt from George Crabbe
Crabbe made good his hold on the new genera tion and began a pleasant friendship with one of its twin idols, Walter Scott. In one way he belonged to the old order, and had to suffer for it: there arose a Duke of Rutland who knew not Crabbe, so he was forced to exchange the living of Muston for that of Trowbridge in Wilt shire.
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