It dawns; but as along the sky it goes, I struggle still, or waking, or in dream, If not to this the brilliant hues belong, VI. Traits, Reflections, and Poems of Sir Henry Wotton.... 21 VII. Mere Existence amid the Scenes of Nature is Happiness--- ADDRESS TO THE READER. E indulgent, Reader, to this first Specimen of the Productions of a private Press, with which my love for Lite rature has impelled me to amuse myself. Three more Parts, sufficient to make together two Volumes, are proposed to be given at intervals, as inclination, joined with leisure, prompts my pen. Meantime, the LEE PRIORY PRESS will be principally employed in furnishing the Literary Collectors with Reprints of some of the curious Tracts of former days, in which there shall be an attempt to add beauty of Typography and Wood-engraving, to the interest of the matter selected from the rarities of the Black Letter Stores. Lee Priory, Sept. 30, 1818. |