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The longer I heard , I esteem'd The work of my fancy the more , And e'en to myself
never seem'd So tuneful a poet before . ! Though the pleasures of London
exceed In number the days of the year , Catharina , did nothing impede , Would
feel ...
The longer I heard , I esteem'd The work of my fancy the more , And e'en to myself
never seem'd So tuneful a poet before . ! Though the pleasures of London
exceed In number the days of the year , Catharina , did nothing impede , Would
feel ...
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Sheep graz'd the field ; some with soft bosom press'd The herb as soft , while
nibbling stray'd the rest ; Nor noise was heard but of the hasty brook , Struggling ,
detain'd in many a petty nook . All seem'd so peaceful , that from them convey'd ...
Sheep graz'd the field ; some with soft bosom press'd The herb as soft , while
nibbling stray'd the rest ; Nor noise was heard but of the hasty brook , Struggling ,
detain'd in many a petty nook . All seem'd so peaceful , that from them convey'd ...
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Or heard we that tremendous bray alone , I could expound the melancholy tone ;
Should deem it by our old companion made , The ass ; for he , we know , has
lately stray'd , And being lost , perhaps , and wand'ring wide , Might be suppos'd
to ...
Or heard we that tremendous bray alone , I could expound the melancholy tone ;
Should deem it by our old companion made , The ass ; for he , we know , has
lately stray'd , And being lost , perhaps , and wand'ring wide , Might be suppos'd
to ...
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While thus she spake , I fainter heard the peals , For Reynard , close attended at
his heels , By panting dog , tir'd man , and spatter'd horse , Through mere good
fortune , took a diff'rent course . The flock grew calm again , and I , the road ...
While thus she spake , I fainter heard the peals , For Reynard , close attended at
his heels , By panting dog , tir'd man , and spatter'd horse , Through mere good
fortune , took a diff'rent course . The flock grew calm again , and I , the road ...
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Here lies , whom hound did ne'er pursue , Nor swifter greyhound follow , Whose
foot ne'er tainted morning dew , Nor ear heard huntsman's hallo ' , Old Tiney ,
surliest of his kind , Who , nurs'd with tender care , And to domestic bourds confin'
d ...
Here lies , whom hound did ne'er pursue , Nor swifter greyhound follow , Whose
foot ne'er tainted morning dew , Nor ear heard huntsman's hallo ' , Old Tiney ,
surliest of his kind , Who , nurs'd with tender care , And to domestic bourds confin'
d ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Poems, Volumen 2 Poems, William Cowper |
| Autor | William Cowper |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1800 |
| Procedencia del original | la Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York |
| Digitalizado | 25 Abr 2008 |
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