The Poetical Works of William Cowper, Volume 1R. Carter & brothers, 1850 |
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... round From East to West , no sorrow can be found ; Or only what , in cottages confined , Sighs unregarded to the passing wind . Then wherefore weep for England ? What ap- pears In England's case to move the muse to tears ? The prophet ...
... round From East to West , no sorrow can be found ; Or only what , in cottages confined , Sighs unregarded to the passing wind . Then wherefore weep for England ? What ap- pears In England's case to move the muse to tears ? The prophet ...
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... round upon her axle , ere the warmth , Slow gathering in the midst , through the square mass Diffused , attain the surface : when , behold ! A pestilent amd most corrosive steam , Like a gross fog Baotian , rising fast , And fast ...
... round upon her axle , ere the warmth , Slow gathering in the midst , through the square mass Diffused , attain the surface : when , behold ! A pestilent amd most corrosive steam , Like a gross fog Baotian , rising fast , And fast ...
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... round . Come then , and thou shalt find thy votary calm , Or make me so . Composure is thy gift : And , whether I devote thy gentle hours To books , to music , or the poet's toil ; To weaving nets for bird - alluring fruit ; Or twining ...
... round . Come then , and thou shalt find thy votary calm , Or make me so . Composure is thy gift : And , whether I devote thy gentle hours To books , to music , or the poet's toil ; To weaving nets for bird - alluring fruit ; Or twining ...
Conteúdo
On the Genius and Poetry of Cowper | 15 |
Preface to the Poems | 55 |
The Progress of Error | 87 |
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