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Of womanhood , fit pupils in the school Of card - devoted time , and , night by
night , Plac'd at some vacant corner of the board , Learn ev'ry trick , and soon play
all the game . But truce with censure . Roving as I rove , Where shall I find an end
...
Of womanhood , fit pupils in the school Of card - devoted time , and , night by
night , Plac'd at some vacant corner of the board , Learn ev'ry trick , and soon play
all the game . But truce with censure . Roving as I rove , Where shall I find an end
...
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But farewell now to unsuspicious nights , And slumbers unalarm'd ! Now , ere you
sleep , See that your polish'd arms be prim'd with care , And drop the night - bolt ;
-ruffians are abroad ; And the first larum of the cock's shrill throat May prove a ...
But farewell now to unsuspicious nights , And slumbers unalarm'd ! Now , ere you
sleep , See that your polish'd arms be prim'd with care , And drop the night - bolt ;
-ruffians are abroad ; And the first larum of the cock's shrill throat May prove a ...
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Yourselves have seen , what time the thunders roll'd 1 All night , me resting quiet
in the fold . 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 ...
Yourselves have seen , what time the thunders roll'd 1 All night , me resting quiet
in the fold . 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 ...
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... surliest of his kind , Who , nurs'd with tender care , And to domestic bourds
confin'd , Was still a wild Jack - hare . Though duly from my hand he took His
pittance ev'ry night , He did it with a jealous look , And , when he could , would
bite .
... surliest of his kind , Who , nurs'd with tender care , And to domestic bourds
confin'd , Was still a wild Jack - hare . Though duly from my hand he took His
pittance ev'ry night , He did it with a jealous look , And , when he could , would
bite .
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In the day time they had the range of a hall , and at night retired each to his own
bed , never intruding into that of another . Puss grew presently familiar , would
leap into my lap , raise himself upon his hinder feet , and bite the hair from my ...
In the day time they had the range of a hall , and at night retired each to his own
bed , never intruding into that of another . Puss grew presently familiar , would
leap into my lap , raise himself upon his hinder feet , and bite the hair from my ...
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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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