TO THE REV. W. CAWTHORNE UNWIN I. UNWIN, I should but ill repay The kindness of a friend, As ever friendship penn'd, Thy name omitted in a page That would reclaim a vicious age. II. . A union form'd, as mine with thee, And faithful in its sort, And may as rich in comfort prove, III. The bud inserted in the rind, IV. I seize thy name in haste, Lost this should prove the last. "Tis where it should be-in a plan, That holds in view the good of man. V. The poet's lyre, to fix his fame, END OF VOL. I. BY WILLIAM COWPER, ESQ. TOGETHER WITH HIS POSTHUMOUS POETRY, AND A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE BY JOHN JOHNSON, LL. D. THREE VOLUMES IN ONE. NEW EDITION. BOSTON PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, & CO 110 WASHINGTON STREET. 1853. |