Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Poems in Pink
Owing to the kindness of Baz'ly's Magazine, Tae Sportsman, [and and Wafer, and T lze Cosy Gem'lemaa, I have been able to reproduce such of these poems as have already been in print before. The Flea-bitten Grey, The Squire, and The Sporting Parson appeared in Baz'ly's, Dairymaid, A Day in the Vale, Twelve Miles in the Open, The Pace was Too Good to Inquire, and Riding and Reason, in Land and Water; There's Life in the Old Horse Yet, Foreman, A Deal with an Irish Horse Dealer, &c and The Grave in the Vale, in le Coam'y Gentleman Lord Lonsdale's Drive, The Senator's Race, and A Plea for the Royal Buckhounds, in Tae Sporz'sman the rest, eleven in number, have never been in print before.
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