Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... Cowper's , the former lay under a still more dangerous disqualification for Cowper's predominant adviser , viz . , an erroneous view of his case . His opinion exactly coincided with that which Cowper first heard from Mr. Madan during ...
... Cowper's , the former lay under a still more dangerous disqualification for Cowper's predominant adviser , viz . , an erroneous view of his case . His opinion exactly coincided with that which Cowper first heard from Mr. Madan during ...
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... Cowper's letters , - a foolish , vain , worthy sort of man : what the people of the west call a scholard , ' that is , a man of more knowledge and less sense than those about him . He sometimes came to Cowper to beg old clothes ...
... Cowper's letters , - a foolish , vain , worthy sort of man : what the people of the west call a scholard , ' that is , a man of more knowledge and less sense than those about him . He sometimes came to Cowper to beg old clothes ...
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... Cowper is not often in either of these positions ; he al- ways has a thread of argument on which he is hanging his ... Cowper's later life , in the full vigour of his faculties , and with the spur the semi - recognition of his first ...
... Cowper is not often in either of these positions ; he al- ways has a thread of argument on which he is hanging his ... Cowper's later life , in the full vigour of his faculties , and with the spur the semi - recognition of his first ...
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THE FIRST EDINBURGH REVIEWERS 1855 | 1 |
HARTLEY COLERIDGE 1852 | 41 |
PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY 1856 | 75 |
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