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Poor William Unwin died of typhus fever . He had been the dearest of Cowper's friends , and the mother's loss called also on his sympathy . But Mrs. Unwin bore sorrow calmly , and Cowper was in a short time restored to composure ...
Poor William Unwin died of typhus fever . He had been the dearest of Cowper's friends , and the mother's loss called also on his sympathy . But Mrs. Unwin bore sorrow calmly , and Cowper was in a short time restored to composure ...
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The poor , inured to drudgery and distress , Act without aim , think little , and feel less , And nowhere , but in feign'd Arcadian scenes , Taste happiness , or know what pleasure means . Riches are pass'd away from hand to hand ...
The poor , inured to drudgery and distress , Act without aim , think little , and feel less , And nowhere , but in feign'd Arcadian scenes , Taste happiness , or know what pleasure means . Riches are pass'd away from hand to hand ...
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Thy day rolls on exempt from household care ; Thy wagon is thy wife ; and the poor beasts , That drag the dull companion to and fro , Thine helpless charge , dependent on thy care . Ah , treat them kindly ! rude as thou appear'st ...
Thy day rolls on exempt from household care ; Thy wagon is thy wife ; and the poor beasts , That drag the dull companion to and fro , Thine helpless charge , dependent on thy care . Ah , treat them kindly ! rude as thou appear'st ...
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