The Poetical Works of William CowperFrederick Warne and Company, 1899 - 649 páginas |
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... beneath the burden of a war Waged with defenceless innocence , while he , Not satisfied to prey on all around , Adds tenfold bitterness to death , by pangs Needless , and first torments ere he devours . Now happiest they that occupy the ...
... beneath the burden of a war Waged with defenceless innocence , while he , Not satisfied to prey on all around , Adds tenfold bitterness to death , by pangs Needless , and first torments ere he devours . Now happiest they that occupy the ...
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... beneath their feet they tread The life of multitudes , a nation's bread ! Earth seems a garden in its loveliest dress Before them , and behind a wilderness ; Famine , and Pestilence , her firstborn son , Attend to finish what the sword ...
... beneath their feet they tread The life of multitudes , a nation's bread ! Earth seems a garden in its loveliest dress Before them , and behind a wilderness ; Famine , and Pestilence , her firstborn son , Attend to finish what the sword ...
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... Beneath the grove that borders my green bank , A milk - white swine , with thirty milk - white young , Shall greet thy wondering eyes . Mark well the place ; For ' tis thy place of rest , there end thy toils : There , twice ten years ...
... Beneath the grove that borders my green bank , A milk - white swine , with thirty milk - white young , Shall greet thy wondering eyes . Mark well the place ; For ' tis thy place of rest , there end thy toils : There , twice ten years ...
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