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 BLAKE (WILLIAM) Poems: comprising Songs of Innocence and of Experience, together with Poetical Sketches and some Copyright Poems not in any other Edition. 12mo, 2s 6d

"The songs only require to be known to be loved with a tenderness and enthusiasm which it is not given to many poets to arouse."—The Saturday Review.

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Songs of Innocence and Experience, new edition, printed from the text of the Original Volumes published in 1789 and 1794, with Miscellaneous Poems, now first printed from the Author's MSS. 12mo, 45

Poetical Sketches. Now first reprinted from the Original Edition of 1783, with a short Critical Preface. 12mo, 3s 6d

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BOOKER (E.) Parthenia, a Drama. 12mo, 3s

BOURNE (V.) Poems, Latin and English, with Memoir and Notes by the Rev. J. MITFORD. 12mo, printed with ornamental head and tail pieces, cloth, 5s

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