The Poetical Works of William Cowper, Volum 3

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G. Bell, 1896

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The Testimony of Divine Adoption
97
Glory to God alone
103
The perfect Sacrifice
109
On the same
115
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Simple Trust
131
COMPLIMENTARY PIECES ADDRESSED TO MILTON
139
By Carlo Dati
146
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150
On the Death of the Bishop of Winchester
152
On the Approach of Spring
159
Elegy VII
167
To Christina Queen of Sweden
173
On the Platonic Idea as it was understood by Aristotle
181
To Salsillus a Roman Poet much indisposed
188
On the Death of Damon
194
An Ode addressed to Mr John Rous Librarian of
205
Sonnet Fair Lady whose harmonious name
211
A Manual more ancient than the Art of Printing
217
Invitation to the Redbreast
223
The Innocent Thief
229
The Tears of a Painter
231
An Epitaph
237
On late acquired Wealth
243
On Pallas Bathing from a Hymn of Callimachus
249
On Immoderate Grief by Philemon
253
Avarus et Plutus
259
The Salad
275
TRANSLATION FROM OVID
281
Journey from Rome to Brundusium
287
Description of an impertinent
294
EARLY POEMS
300
An Apology for not showing her what I had wrote
307
On her endeavouring to conceal her grief at parting
313
The symptoms of Love
314
Written in a fit of illness
320
Ode supposed to be written on the marriage of a friend
332
Lines written during a period of insanity
340
Translation of the preceding
347
Translation of Verses to the memory of Dr Pierson
353
The Distressed Travellers
365
On the Author of Letters on Literature
371
Lines after the manner of Homer on opening a hamper
380
Translation of an Epigram of Homer
386
Sonnet addressed to William Hayley
393
Epigram printed in the Northampton Mercury
399
On a plant of Virgins Bower designed to cover
405
Epigram on the same
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