William Cowper told Lady Hesketh about a walk beside the river at Olney, and the affecting behaviour of his spaniel Beau.

William Cowper’s peace was shattered by the arrival of a Parliamentary candidate doorstepping his Buckinghamshire constituents.

In ‘Familiarity Dangerous,’ poet William Cowper tells a little tale warning that if you join in the game you play by the rules.

William Cowper feels he has learnt more on one short walk than in many hours of study.

A bird perched upon a church steeple casts a severe glance over the doings of men.

A kind of Aesop’s Fable in verse, about mutual respect among those with different talents.