The Poetical Works of William CowperRoutledge, Warne, and Routledge, 1860 - 630 sider |
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Side xxi
... speak thus ? How much truer to the heart is the picture of Edith , in the " Talisman , " holding her silver lamp ... speaking in a voice composed yet deeply sorrowful : - " Is it you ? Is it indeed you , brave Knight of the Leopard ...
... speak thus ? How much truer to the heart is the picture of Edith , in the " Talisman , " holding her silver lamp ... speaking in a voice composed yet deeply sorrowful : - " Is it you ? Is it indeed you , brave Knight of the Leopard ...
Side xliv
... speaking with equal elegance and beauty . Perhaps , with the single exception of Shakspere , Cowper is the English poet who has given the greatest happiness to the greatest number . He had said , in xliv COWPER . Catharina.
... speaking with equal elegance and beauty . Perhaps , with the single exception of Shakspere , Cowper is the English poet who has given the greatest happiness to the greatest number . He had said , in xliv COWPER . Catharina.
Side 15
... speak plain out : While he , sad dog , from the beginning Determined to mistake my meaning , Instead of pitying my curse , 66 By jeering made it ten times worse . Campley , what secret ( pray ! ) was that You wanted to communicate ...
... speak plain out : While he , sad dog , from the beginning Determined to mistake my meaning , Instead of pitying my curse , 66 By jeering made it ten times worse . Campley , what secret ( pray ! ) was that You wanted to communicate ...
Side 21
... speak his pow'r , 1 Stark was used by our earlier writers to give intensity to an expression . Sidney has Cowper's exact phrase . We still hear of people who are " stark mad . ' Then grace the bony phantom in their stead With the TABLE ...
... speak his pow'r , 1 Stark was used by our earlier writers to give intensity to an expression . Sidney has Cowper's exact phrase . We still hear of people who are " stark mad . ' Then grace the bony phantom in their stead With the TABLE ...
Side 31
... Speak to the present times and times to come , They cry aloud in every careless ear , Stop , while ye may , suspend your mad career ; O learn from our example and our fate , Learn wisdom and repentance ere too late.1 Not only vice ...
... Speak to the present times and times to come , They cry aloud in every careless ear , Stop , while ye may , suspend your mad career ; O learn from our example and our fate , Learn wisdom and repentance ere too late.1 Not only vice ...
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