Rare copy of Scottish poet Robert Blair's classic blank verse poem, for which he is primarily known. The work reflects on the subject of death and the graveyard, and went on to start the 'graveyard school' of poetry The book is beautifully illustrated by twelve etchings executed by L. Schiavonetti from the original inventions of William Blake, including tissue-guarded portrait frontispiece, and engraved title page. All plates are printed on quality thick papers. Published by Methuen & Co., London, 1903. Publisher’s original red boards with black lettering within light brown label on spine. Book Dimensions: 18 x 11 cm and Number of Pages: 44 Condition: External covers are clean and in nice shape, and with light wear to spine ends. Internally; the book is in very good condition. No names or inscriptions. Pages are clean, with light foxing to the margin of some pages. All plates are present and in nice condition (Nice Copy) (Please see pictures).