The Poetical Works of William Cowper: With a Memoir, Том 1Houghton, Mifflin, 1854 |
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Стр. viii
... Soon after his mother's death he was sent to the school of Dr. Pitman , at Market Street , in Hertfordshire.1 In no instance was the error of not attending to the peculiar mental organization of a child before a particular plan of ...
... Soon after his mother's death he was sent to the school of Dr. Pitman , at Market Street , in Hertfordshire.1 In no instance was the error of not attending to the peculiar mental organization of a child before a particular plan of ...
Стр. x
... to hold chambers of that Society ; and about this period he obtained the situation of Commissioner of Bankrupts . But the law occupied little of his thoughts , for soon after he settled in the Temple he was , he says , x MEMOIR OF COWPER .
... to hold chambers of that Society ; and about this period he obtained the situation of Commissioner of Bankrupts . But the law occupied little of his thoughts , for soon after he settled in the Temple he was , he says , x MEMOIR OF COWPER .
Стр. xi
... spent several monthis ; and soon after his arrival the weight of mental misery was suddenly removed , and he recovered his cheerfulness . The next twelve years of his life were spent in the Temple ; MEMOIR OF COWPER . xi.
... spent several monthis ; and soon after his arrival the weight of mental misery was suddenly removed , and he recovered his cheerfulness . The next twelve years of his life were spent in the Temple ; MEMOIR OF COWPER . xi.
Стр. xxv
... soon . " My love and best wishes attend Mr. Cowper , and all that inquire after me . May God be with you to bless you , and do you good by all his dis- pensations ; don't forget me when you are speak- ing to our best Friend before his ...
... soon . " My love and best wishes attend Mr. Cowper , and all that inquire after me . May God be with you to bless you , and do you good by all his dis- pensations ; don't forget me when you are speak- ing to our best Friend before his ...
Стр. xxx
... himself in the exercise of his art to the drawing of his own picture , must be a wonderful coxcomb , if he did not soon grow sick of his occupation , and be peculiarly fortunate , if he did not make XXX MEMOIR OF COWPER .
... himself in the exercise of his art to the drawing of his own picture , must be a wonderful coxcomb , if he did not soon grow sick of his occupation , and be peculiarly fortunate , if he did not make XXX MEMOIR OF COWPER .
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