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“I and such as I,
Spread little wings, and rather skip than fly;
Percb'd on the meagre produce of the land,
An ell or two of prospect we command,
But never peep beyond the thorny bound,
Or oaken fence that bems the paddock round.”
Cowper.
Spread little wings, and rather skip than fly;
Percb'd on the meagre produce of the land,
An ell or two of prospect we command,
But never peep beyond the thorny bound,
Or oaken fence that bems the paddock round.”
Cowper.
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