Some 'trial Shots' At Rhyme, 1859-1879 [a Collected Reissue. Followed By] Appendix

Henry Lowther Chermside (1836-1901) was a British poet and literary critic. This volume collects his early poems, written between 1859 and 1879, and includes a later essay in which he reflects on his own poetic career. Chermside's poems are marked by a clever use of rhyme and meter, as well as a wry sense of humor.

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