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The Works of William Cowper

Note 130 — THE LIFE OF COWPER. PART THE FIRST. (continued 6)

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The language in the original is as follows: "His expression has every mark of laborious study; the line seldom seems to have been formed at once; the words did not come till they were called, and were then put by constraint into their places, where they do their duty, but do it sullenly."—See Lives of the Poets.

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