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Page xxvii
William Cowper. per was summoned to Berkhamstead , on account of the sudden illness of his father . Seized with apoplexy , he died just before Cowper arrived . Cowper seldom mentions his father . When he does so it is not otherwise than ...
William Cowper. per was summoned to Berkhamstead , on account of the sudden illness of his father . Seized with apoplexy , he died just before Cowper arrived . Cowper seldom mentions his father . When he does so it is not otherwise than ...
Page xxxix
William Cowper. attempt at another place , but again the frame broke short off and let him down . He tried a third time , fastening one end of the garter round the upper ... Cowper , consulted a physician . His mind WILLIAM COWPER . xxxix.
William Cowper. attempt at another place , but again the frame broke short off and let him down . He tried a third time , fastening one end of the garter round the upper ... Cowper , consulted a physician . His mind WILLIAM COWPER . xxxix.
Page cxv
William Cowper. nearly the same mistake as on the occasion of his previous volume . He then half - affronted Unwin by concealing the fact of its composition from him . and entrusting the manuscript , on good grounds , to Newton ; he now ...
William Cowper. nearly the same mistake as on the occasion of his previous volume . He then half - affronted Unwin by concealing the fact of its composition from him . and entrusting the manuscript , on good grounds , to Newton ; he now ...
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