The Poetical Works of William CowperMacmillan, 1879 - 536 sider |
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Side xvii
... Letters to the public ; two brother poets have pronounced him " the best letter - writer in the English language . " * Hayley's work therefore was highly interesting , but it had many serious faults . Not only is its style windy and ...
... Letters to the public ; two brother poets have pronounced him " the best letter - writer in the English language . " * Hayley's work therefore was highly interesting , but it had many serious faults . Not only is its style windy and ...
Side xxv
... Letters to the public ; two brother poets have pronounced him " the best letter - writer in the English language . " * Hayley's work therefore was highly interesting , but it had many serious faults . Not only is its style windy and ...
... Letters to the public ; two brother poets have pronounced him " the best letter - writer in the English language . " * Hayley's work therefore was highly interesting , but it had many serious faults . Not only is its style windy and ...
Side xlii
... letter he asks especially for a work on the microscope , and Vincent Bourne's Poems . But his letters as yet were few . In September 1779 Mr. Newton , who was disappointed and out of heart at his ill - success with the people of Olney ...
... letter he asks especially for a work on the microscope , and Vincent Bourne's Poems . But his letters as yet were few . In September 1779 Mr. Newton , who was disappointed and out of heart at his ill - success with the people of Olney ...
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An Attempt at the manner of Waller | xiii |
INTRODUCTORY MEMOIR | xxi |
ME Friendship | xxv |
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The poetical works of William Cowper, ed. by W.M. Rossetti William Cowper Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1879 |
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