THE MILLER AND HIS GOLDEN DREAM.

BY THE AUTHOR OF “THE RUBY RING,” &c.

WELLINGTON, SALOP: PRINTED BY AND FOR F. HOULSTON AND SON, And sold by Scatcherd and Co. Ave-Maria Lane, London.

1822.

[Entered at Stationers’ Hall.]

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In the construction of the following little Poem, the Author has declined the aids of Genii, &c.—the powerful auxiliaries of her two former works,—on the belief that a moral truth requires little of artificial embellishment to render it attractive. She presents therefore a simple unadorned tale to her young readers, as an experiment; not without hope that their reception and approval of it may be such, as to sanction future efforts, and to confirm her in the propriety of her present opinion.

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THE MILLER.

FINIS.

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