The Complete Poetical Works
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I thank thee for my purse.
TO MY COUSIN ANNE BODHAM 421 Gold pays the worth of all things here ; But not of love : — that gem's too dear For richest rogues to win it ; I, therefore, as a proof of love, Esteem thy present far above The best things kept within it. 12 INSCRIPTION FOR AN HERMITAGE IN THE AUTHOR'S GARDEN [Written May, 1793. Published by Hayley, 1803.] This cabin, Mary, in my sight appears, Built as it has been in our waning years, A rest afforded to our weary feet.
Preliminary to — ...the last retreat. 4 INSCRIPTION FOR A MOSS-HOUSE IN THE SHRUBBERY AT WESTON [Written 1793 {?). Published in Cowpcr illustrated, 1804.] Here, free from riot's hated noise, Be mine, ye calmer, purer joys, A book or friend bestows ; Par from the storms that shake the great.
Contentment's gale shall fan my seat, And sweeten my repose. 6 SONNET TO MRS. UNWIN [Written May, 1793. Published by Hayley, 1803.] Mary ! I want a lyre with other strings ; Such aid from Heaven as some have feign'd they drew !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thank thee for my purse.
TO MY COUSIN ANNE BODHAM 421 Gold pays the worth of all things here ; But not of love : — that gem's too dear For richest rogues to win it ; I, therefore, as a proof of love, Esteem thy present far above The best things kept within it. 12 INSCRIPTION FOR AN HERMITAGE IN THE AUTHOR'S GARDEN [Written May, 1793. Published by Hayley, 1803.] This cabin, Mary, in my sight appears, Built as it has been in our waning years, A rest afforded to our weary feet.
Preliminary to — ...the last retreat. 4 INSCRIPTION FOR A MOSS-HOUSE IN THE SHRUBBERY AT WESTON [Written 1793 {?). Published in Cowpcr illustrated, 1804.] Here, free from riot's hated noise, Be mine, ye calmer, purer joys, A book or friend bestows ; Par from the storms that shake the great.
Contentment's gale shall fan my seat, And sweeten my repose. 6 SONNET TO MRS. UNWIN [Written May, 1793. Published by Hayley, 1803.] Mary ! I want a lyre with other strings ; Such aid from Heaven as some have feign'd they drew !
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cowper, William, 1731-1800 to read onlineMoreLess
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