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William Cowper - The Cause WonWilliam Cowper - The Cause Won
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Two neighbours furiously dispute; A field--the subject of the suit. Trivial the spot, yet such the rage With which the combatants engage, `Twere hard to tell who covets most The prize--at whatsoever cost. The pleadings swell.  Words still suffice: No single word but has its price. No term but yields some fair pretence For novel and increased expense. Defendant thus becomes a name, Which he that bore it may disclaim, Since both in one description blended, Are plaintiffs--when the suit is ended.
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