Latter-Day Lyrics: Being Poems of Sentiment and Reflection by Living Writers (Classic Reprint)

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The arrangement of the poems is as follows. In the first place, the songs and other lyrics have been separated from the sonnets, which. Cannot strictly be described as lyrical in character; whilst the foreign forms have been gathered together in Book III., according to an order which enables them to be read in easy connection with Mr. Dob son's Note. Further, in placing the poems in Books I. And II., care has been exercised in bringing together pieces which illustrate one another, either in the way of similarity or contrast in idea or form.

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