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...stream." In like manner, we are told by Cowper, " Thus all through merry Islington, These gambols did he play. Until he came unto the wash Of Edmonton so gay....like unto a trundling mop, Or a wild goose at play." These images are homely, but they are not, on that account, the less expressive. That of the " trundling...

...stream." In like manner, we are told by Cowper, " Thus all through merry Islington, These gambols did he play. Until he came unto the wash Of Edmonton so gay....like unto a trundling mop, Or a wild goose at play." These images are homely, but they are not, on that account, the less expressive. That of the " trundling...

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