The Poems of William Cowper, المجلد 3Charles Griffin, 1862 |
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... gives talents for its use . Till thou art heard , imaginations vain Possess the heart , and fables false as hell , Yet deemed oracular , lure down to death The uninformed and heedless souls of men . We give to Chance , blind Chance ...
... gives talents for its use . Till thou art heard , imaginations vain Possess the heart , and fables false as hell , Yet deemed oracular , lure down to death The uninformed and heedless souls of men . We give to Chance , blind Chance ...
الصفحة 121
... give up our desserts , our coffee , and tea ! Besides , if we do , the French , Dutch , and Danes Will heartily thank us , no doubt , for our pains ; If we do not buy the poor creatures , they will ; And tortures and groans will be ...
... give up our desserts , our coffee , and tea ! Besides , if we do , the French , Dutch , and Danes Will heartily thank us , no doubt , for our pains ; If we do not buy the poor creatures , they will ; And tortures and groans will be ...
الصفحة 262
... give my ivory petals to expand . So may each bud , that decks the brow of spring , Shed all its incense on thy ... gives her ivory petals to expand ! Gives with new life her filial train to rise , And hail with kindling smiles the genial ...
... give my ivory petals to expand . So may each bud , that decks the brow of spring , Shed all its incense on thy ... gives her ivory petals to expand ! Gives with new life her filial train to rise , And hail with kindling smiles the genial ...
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THE TASK IN SIX Books | 7 |
LINES COMPOSED FOR A MEMORIAL OF ASHLEY COWPER | 10 |
ODE TO APOLLO | 32 |
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Aspasio Beau marked beauty beneath bird boast BODHAM bosom breath bright charms Cowper dear death deem delight divine dream earth ease ERASMUS DARWIN eyes fair fame fancy favourite fear feel flowers grace grave hand happy Hayley hear heard heart heaven honour human John Throckmorton king labour Lady Hesketh live lost lyre mind muse NATHANIEL COTTON nature nature's ne'er Nebaioth never night nymph o'er once peace Pertenhall pity pleasures poem poet poet's praise rest round scene scorn seems shine sigh sight skies sleep smile Soame Jenyns soft song soon soul sound storm stout spurs stream supple-jack sweet tears thee theme thine thou hast thought three hares Throckmorton toil trembling truth Twas verse voice Warren Hastings waste West Layton WILLIAM HAYLEY wind wing wisdom wish wonder worth