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To love and friendship both , that is not pleas'd With sight of animals enjoying life
, Nor feels their happiness augment his own . The bounding fawn , that darts
across the glade When none pursues , through mere delight of heart , And spirits
...
To love and friendship both , that is not pleas'd With sight of animals enjoying life
, Nor feels their happiness augment his own . The bounding fawn , that darts
across the glade When none pursues , through mere delight of heart , And spirits
...
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At sight of the man - monster . With a smile Gentle , and affable , and full of grace ,
As fearful of offending whom he wish'd Much to persuade , he plied his ear with
truths Not harshly thunder'd forth or rudely press'd , But , like his purpose ...
At sight of the man - monster . With a smile Gentle , and affable , and full of grace ,
As fearful of offending whom he wish'd Much to persuade , he plied his ear with
truths Not harshly thunder'd forth or rudely press'd , But , like his purpose ...
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Haste , then , and wheel away a shatter'd world , Ye slow - revolving seasons !
we would see ( A sight to which our eyes are strangers yet ) A world that does not
dread and hate his laws BOOK VI . 275 THE WINTER WALK AT NOON .
Haste , then , and wheel away a shatter'd world , Ye slow - revolving seasons !
we would see ( A sight to which our eyes are strangers yet ) A world that does not
dread and hate his laws BOOK VI . 275 THE WINTER WALK AT NOON .
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In spite of all the wrigglers into place , Still keeps a seat or two for worth and
grace ; And therefore ' tis , that , though the sight be rare , We sometimes see a
Lowth or Bagot there . Besides , school - friendships are not always found ,
Though fair ...
In spite of all the wrigglers into place , Still keeps a seat or two for worth and
grace ; And therefore ' tis , that , though the sight be rare , We sometimes see a
Lowth or Bagot there . Besides , school - friendships are not always found ,
Though fair ...
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Oh ' tis a sight to be with joy perus'd , By all whom sentiment has not abus'd ; New
- fangled sentiment , the boasted grace Of those who never feel in the right place
; A sight surpass'd by none that we can show , Though Vestris on one leg still ...
Oh ' tis a sight to be with joy perus'd , By all whom sentiment has not abus'd ; New
- fangled sentiment , the boasted grace Of those who never feel in the right place
; A sight surpass'd by none that we can show , Though Vestris on one leg still ...
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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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