But oh for him, who, to you I Neagle St. Vault confind, Has bid a long farewell to hremankind; - Page 57. Published Tub. 1.1791, by C. Dilly, Cadell Davies, London, and R. Cruttwell, Bath. AND OTHER POEMS, BY THE REVEREND WM. LISLE BOWLES, A. M. ་་ OF TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD. Ninth Edition. TO WHICH IS ADDED, HOPE, AN ALLEGORICAL SKETCH ON RECOVERING "Cantantes, licet usque, eminus via lædet, amus." 'Still let us sooth our travel with a strain.' VIRG. WARTON. PRINTED FOR GADELL AND DAVIES, STRAND, AND J. MAWMAN, POULTRY, 1805. 10-29-34 Friend, me '91) Allom. 20.23.15 PREFACE. A Ninth Edition of the following Poems being called for by the publick, the author is induced to say a few words, particularly concerning those which, under the name of Sonnets, describe his personal feelings. They can be considered in no other light, than as exhibiting occasional reflections which naturally arose in his mind, chiefly during various excursions, undertaken to relieve, at the time, depression of spirits. They were therefore, in general, suggested by the scenes before him 635 .9 386 v.I 767412 (RECAP) |