CARLISLE: G. AND T. COWARD. LONDON: J. RUSSELL SMITH.

_Price 3s. 6d. in Cloth; or 5s. in Extra Gilt Binding._

POEMS. BY PETER BURN.

A NEW AND COMPLETE EDITION.

If Mr. Burn's genius does not soar very high, he leads us into many

a charming scene in country and town, and imparts moral truths and

homely lessons. In many points our author resembles Cowper, notably in

his humour and practical aim. One end of poetry is to give pleasure,

and wherever these poems find their way they will both teach and

delight.--_Literary World._

If Mr. Burn will confine himself to pieces as expressive and suggestive

as "The Leaves are Dying," or as sweet as "The Rivulet," he need not

despair of taking a good position amongst the ever-increasing host of

minor poets.--_The Scotsman._

Throughout the volume there is a healthy, vigorous tone, worthy of

the land of song from which the author hails. The book is a desirable

contribution to the already rich literature of Cumberland.--_Dundee

Advertiser._

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THE SONGS AND BALLADS OF CUMBERLAND AND THE LAKE COUNTRY; with

Biographical Sketches, Notes, and Glossary. Edited by SIDNEY GILPIN.

(_A New and Revised Edition in preparation._)

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