In the _Times_ of to-day, June 4, 1887, there is an obituary notice of a
Rev. Mr. Knight who wrote about 200 songs, among others “She wore a
wreath of roses.” The _Times_ says that, though these songs have no
artistic merit, they are full of genuine feeling, or words to this
effect; as though a song which was full of genuine feeling could by any
possibility be without artistic merit.