The Poems of William CowperMethuen, 1905 - 741 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة lxii
... sent to me one of the cleverest letters . I have not complained of being stupid , and have sent you one of the dullest . But it is no matter ; I never aim at anything above the pitch of everyday scribble when I write to those I love ...
... sent to me one of the cleverest letters . I have not complained of being stupid , and have sent you one of the dullest . But it is no matter ; I never aim at anything above the pitch of everyday scribble when I write to those I love ...
الصفحة lxxvi
... sent you a riper fruit , but it is necessary to gather melons a day or two too soon when they are to be sent to a distance , else they would be as yellow as a gourd before they could be brought to table . Three days after I cut yours I sent ...
... sent you a riper fruit , but it is necessary to gather melons a day or two too soon when they are to be sent to a distance , else they would be as yellow as a gourd before they could be brought to table . Three days after I cut yours I sent ...
الصفحة 708
... sent to the Gentleman's Magazine and signed T. H. ( Letters of May 12 and 27 , 1788 ) . General Cowper sent the magazine to Cowper , praising " the verses somebody has written , " on which the poet confessed the authorship . P. 459 ...
... sent to the Gentleman's Magazine and signed T. H. ( Letters of May 12 and 27 , 1788 ) . General Cowper sent the magazine to Cowper , praising " the verses somebody has written , " on which the poet confessed the authorship . P. 459 ...
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EARLY POEMS | xxx |
OLNEY HYMNS | xxx |
THE SECOND VOLUMEContinued | xxx |
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