Original poetry. Ode on the death of a young lady.
Richardson, Thomas,active 1827,associated name.StEdNL
[Edinburgh? : s.n.,
182-?]
Caption title.
A poem in twelve stanzas.
Note at the bottom of the poem: The reader will probably discover a coincidence of thought betwixt these stanzas, and a passage which occurs in Rustica's address "To an early snow-drop," published in the Monthly Magazine of January.
Correction in manuscript of the entire first line of stanza six. Manuscript correction of the word "down" to "dawn" in line one of stanza eleven and a correction of the punctuation at the end of line three in the same stanza. Below this is a "Song" in manuscript most probably by the same author of the printed poem. The first stanza reads:  "Oh, have you seen the blushing rose, / The blooming pink, or lily pale, / Fairer than any flower that blows, / Is Lucy Gray of Allendale.". Signed at the bottom "For Mr Thomas Richardson. Edin 11th Sept 1827.