The Poetical Works of William CowperRoutledge, Warne, and Routledge, 1860 - 630 sider |
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... hours away ; Neglected on the willows hung Our useless harps , while every tongue Bewailed the fatal day . Then did the base insulting foe Some joyous notes demand , Such as in Sion used to flow From Judah's happy band : Alas ! what ...
... hours away ; Neglected on the willows hung Our useless harps , while every tongue Bewailed the fatal day . Then did the base insulting foe Some joyous notes demand , Such as in Sion used to flow From Judah's happy band : Alas ! what ...
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... hour came , and the lovers never saw one another again . On Cowper the shock was faint and transitory ; he had the wit of the Temple to fall back upon , and in the early spring of 1756 he recovered sufficient gaiety to banter old ...
... hour came , and the lovers never saw one another again . On Cowper the shock was faint and transitory ; he had the wit of the Temple to fall back upon , and in the early spring of 1756 he recovered sufficient gaiety to banter old ...
Side xxiv
... hour ; and when it was all spent he could become a Romanist , and find a shelter with the Friars . Delighted with the expedient , he hurried back to his chambers , and was looking over his portmanteau , when the former plan of self ...
... hour ; and when it was all spent he could become a Romanist , and find a shelter with the Friars . Delighted with the expedient , he hurried back to his chambers , and was looking over his portmanteau , when the former plan of self ...
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... hours . His robust frame defied fatigue . It was otherwise with Cowper . Never did the man live to whom excitement was more perilous . He had been heard to confess , that when he expected to take the lead in a prayer - meeting , his ...
... hours . His robust frame defied fatigue . It was otherwise with Cowper . Never did the man live to whom excitement was more perilous . He had been heard to confess , that when he expected to take the lead in a prayer - meeting , his ...
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... hours later , and a lecture , or some religious exercise , which lasted until supper . The summer walk was entirely lost by such an arrangement , and the mind enjoyed no calm . Bacon was surely wiser , when he advised people in search ...
... hours later , and a lecture , or some religious exercise , which lasted until supper . The summer walk was entirely lost by such an arrangement , and the mind enjoyed no calm . Bacon was surely wiser , when he advised people in search ...
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