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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ON THE BENEFIT RECEIVED BY MIS MAJESTY FROM SEA-BATHING, by WILLIAM COWPER Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: O sovereign of an isle renowned
Last Line: Which strength restored to thee.
Subject(s): Swimming & Swimmers
First Line: O sovereign of an isle renowned
Last Line: Which strength restored to thee.
Subject(s): Swimming & Swimmers
( IN THE YEAR 1789)
O SOVEREIGN of an isle renowned
For undisputed sway,
Wherever o'er yon gulf profound
Her navies wing their way;
With juster claim she builds at length
Her empire on the sea,
And well may boast the waves her strength,
Which strength restored to thee.
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