The Works of William Cowper, Том 4

William Cowper

W. Tegg, 1854

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COWPERS LETTERS	1

March 10 1792	2

To Mrs King Jan	4

To Mrs King Sept 25	5

Manners of the Great	7

To Lady Hesketh June 3 Telling her that a Welshman has applied	9

To Mrs King Oct	11

To Mrs Courtenay Aug	12

13	280

To John Johnson Esq June 1	285

To the Rev Walter Bagot Jan 4	305

To John Johnson Esq March 11	310

To Samuel Rose Esq Dec 8 Remarks on Jonathan Wild	315

To Mr R Phillips June 23 Declining to write on his behalf	320

To Mr Johnson July 8	321

To the Rev John Johnson Aug 2 What he must expect as	327

To the Rev John Newton	14

To Mrs King Jan	18

To Lady Hesketh May 12 Neatness of style Walk to Gayhurst	19

To John Johnson	20

To the Rev William Bull	21

To Samuel Rose Esq March	24

Jan 3 1793 Introducing Mr Rose to him State of Cowpers eyes 365	25

To the Rev Walter Bagot	27

To Mrs Bodham June	29

that it were more accessible from Weston or that his friends	32

Mortuary Verses	38

To Lady Hesketh Feb 25 Both dislike crossed letters Joy at	69

founded What parts of Homer present most difficulty to a translator	103

To Samuel Rose Esq Feb 2	109

No	111

To John Johnson	113

No	115

To Mrs Courtenay Nov 4 Written on a wet day Hayley at Weston	117

No	134

To Mrs King July 16 After a visit from her and asking to	137

Some new verses written	142

To John Johnson Esq Dec 18 Subscriptions from Cambridge	156

10	169

Oxford Slow progress of	178

To Mrs King April 11 His melancholy	180

To the Rev Walter Bagot	200

To Mr Johnson	202

To John Johnson Esq July 31	212

To Joseph Hill Esq Dec 16 Politics	216

To the Rev Walter Bagot Feb 14 A line in Homer accidentally	219

To Lord Thurlow	225

Page	226

A nightingale heard on New	231

Hayleys zeal to serve him acknowledged	251

To William Hayley Esq Sept 18 Written on the road homeward	278

To Joseph Hill Esq Dec 10	339

To Samuel Rose Esq March 30	345

translated by Thurlow by Hayley and by himself	346

On Conversation	384

FRAGMENT OF AN INTENDED COMMENTARY ON PARADISE LOST	390

To Samuel Rose April 5 Sense of obligations A secret enemy	424

Remarks	427

Her cousin Johnson Anonymous	429

To the Rev William Bull May 25 Refusing on account of	430

To Mr Johnson Defence of his own versification	431

May 6	432

Nov 14	436

To Lady Hesketh June 3 His eyes affected by the east wind	439

184	440

To Joseph Hill Esq Dec 18 On the first appeara	442

142	443

To the Rev Mr Hurdis April 8 In debt to all his correspondents	444

To John Johnson Oct 22 Oppressed with correspondence	445

cannot visit her The world a foolish world and not to be made	446

75	447

TREATMENT OF COWPERS HARES	449

To the Rev Walter Bagot March 4 Though a Whig he agrees with	450

To Lady Hesketh July 21 Portrait Money matters Arrange	452

To the Rev John Newton Oct 15 Mrs Scotts death His	453

To the Rev John Newton June 24 Cowper hopes not to outlive	454

Darwins Loves of the Plants	455

267	459

To Samuel Rose Esq Aug 18 Written after a visit from	460

281	461

To Mrs Throckmorton March 21 A lady who is mistress	463

To Joseph Hill Esq March 29 Reflections on the state of his affairs	466

To Joseph Hill Esq March 10 French and English prints	467

285	468

124

To Samuel Rose Esq Sept 11 Yardley oak Shyness

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Adieu affectionate agreeable altered answer arrived believe best compliments blank verse Bodham breakfast called cousin COWPER dæmon DEAR FRIEND DEAR MADAM DEAR SIR DEAREST COZ Eartham expect favour feel Frog Gentleman's Magazine give glad happy hear heard Homer honour hope Iliad JOHN JOHNSON JOHN NEWTON Johnny JOSEPH HILL kind King labour LADY HESKETH lately least letter LINE live Lodge London mean Milton mind morning never obliged occasion Odyssey Olney opportunity perhaps Pertenhall pleased pleasure poem poet poor possible present reason received rejoice remember respect SAMUEL ROSE seems seen sent sincerely soon spirits suppose tell thanks thee thing thou Throckmorton tion told translation truly Unwin verse Villoison W. C. MY DEAR W. C. TO LADY W. C. Weston walk WALTER BAGOT Weston Underwood WILLIAM BULL WILLIAM HAYLEY wish write yesterday

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Назва	The Works of William Cowper, Том 4 Bohn's standard library The Works of William Cowper, William Cowper
Автор	William Cowper
Редактор	Robert Southey
Видавець	W. Tegg, 1854
Оригінал із	Нью-Йоркська публічна бібліотека
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