THE HARP

OF

THE WILDERNESS;

OR,

Flowers of Modern Fugitive Poetry.

Let it be wild and sad !
A more Eolian rnelancholy tone
Than ever wailed o'er bright things perishingi

LONDON:

SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO., WHITTAKER AND CO;

DARTON AND SON;
AND A, COPLAND, CHELMSFORD.

1836.

DE LOR. L ?

Chelmsford : Printed by A. Copland.

ADVERTISEMENT.

THE HARP OF THE WILDERNESS is the third volume of a Series of Five, to which the Publisher solicits the attention of the lovers of true poetry. It is not, of course, for him to sound the praises of his own performances-he is content to solicit a comparison between these Selections and all and every other extant.