Surely it cannot be requisite and advantageous to withhold them from the world so long as you imagine.
In one single year both enough of materials and of variety for a volume might be collected and prepared.

Would Miss Garrow let me offer one to the _Book of Beauty_?
I shall be with Lady Blessington the last day of the present month.

One of the best poems of our days" [on death], "appeared in the last _Book of Beauty_.

But in general its poetry is very indifferent.

With best regards to the ladies, "I am ever, my dear sir, "Yours most sincerely, "W.S.L." * * * * * The following, dated merely "Gore House, Sunday morning," was written, or at least posted, on the 14th May, 1838.
* * * * * "MY DEAR SIR,--It is impossible you should not often have thought me negligent and ungrateful.