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1 On such a stool immortal Alfred sat , And sway'd the sceptre of his infant realms
: And such in ancient halls and mansions drear May still be seen ; but perforated
sore , And drill'd in holes , the solid oak is found , By worms voracious eating ...
1 On such a stool immortal Alfred sat , And sway'd the sceptre of his infant realms
: And such in ancient halls and mansions drear May still be seen ; but perforated
sore , And drill'd in holes , the solid oak is found , By worms voracious eating ...
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No : we are polish'd now ! the rural lass , Whom once her virgin modesty and
grace , Her artless manners , and her neat attire , So dignified , that she was
hardly less Than the fair shepherdess of old romance , Is seen no more , The
character ...
No : we are polish'd now ! the rural lass , Whom once her virgin modesty and
grace , Her artless manners , and her neat attire , So dignified , that she was
hardly less Than the fair shepherdess of old romance , Is seen no more , The
character ...
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The man , whose virtues are more felt than seen , Must drop indeed the hope of
public praise ; But he may boast what few that win it canThat , if his country stand
not by his skill , At least his follies have not wrought her fall . Polite refinement ...
The man , whose virtues are more felt than seen , Must drop indeed the hope of
public praise ; But he may boast what few that win it canThat , if his country stand
not by his skill , At least his follies have not wrought her fall . Polite refinement ...
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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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... seen a hare to a hare that had never seen a spaniel . I did it with great caution ,
but there was no real need of it . Puss discovered no token of fear , nor Marquis
the least symptom of hostility . There is therefore , it should seem , no natural ...
... seen a hare to a hare that had never seen a spaniel . I did it with great caution ,
but there was no real need of it . Puss discovered no token of fear , nor Marquis
the least symptom of hostility . There is therefore , it should seem , no natural ...
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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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