As far as 'For my garments,' p.

36, the poem is charming; it then falls off; revives at p.

39, 'Give me there;' p.
41, &c., reminds me of Dyer's 'Grongar Hill;' it revives p.

47, towards the bottom, and concludes with sentiments worthy of the writer, though not quite so happily expressed as other parts of the poem.

See pages 82, 92, 'Whilst in the Muses' paths I stray;' p.113.