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... writing occupied him increasingly - he resumed his correspondence with Joseph Hill ; William Unwin had to be kept up ... write ' little things ' as he called them in a letter to William Unwin , ' so fugitive that while a man catches at ...
... writing occupied him increasingly - he resumed his correspondence with Joseph Hill ; William Unwin had to be kept up ... write ' little things ' as he called them in a letter to William Unwin , ' so fugitive that while a man catches at ...
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... write , I could not interest myself sufficiently in my own success to make an amusement of it.1 His achievement of the familiar style , what Coleridge christened his ' divine chit - chat ' , 2 took time to evolve . Yet , though he ...
... write , I could not interest myself sufficiently in my own success to make an amusement of it.1 His achievement of the familiar style , what Coleridge christened his ' divine chit - chat ' , 2 took time to evolve . Yet , though he ...
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... Writes five papers for The Connoisseur ; abandons idea of marrying Theadora . 1757 Moves to Inner Temple . 1758 ... write ' Progress of Error ' and ' Truth ' . Meets Rev. Wil- liam Bull ( 1738–1804 ) . 1781 Meets Lady Austen ( 1738 ...
... Writes five papers for The Connoisseur ; abandons idea of marrying Theadora . 1757 Moves to Inner Temple . 1758 ... write ' Progress of Error ' and ' Truth ' . Meets Rev. Wil- liam Bull ( 1738–1804 ) . 1781 Meets Lady Austen ( 1738 ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
COWPERS LIFE | 38 |
To the Reverend Mr Newton on his return from | 59 |
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