where are health and virtue most threatened according to William cowper ?
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The poet feels that the villages are God-made and the towns and cities are man-made. So there should not be any wonder if the health and virtue, which are the gifts of village life, make the bitter drought of life sweet.
The villagers possess them in abundance and they can never lose them as they work and remain in the fields and groves. The town-dwellers who move in chariots and sedans do not get tired but they feel idleness and they also fail to enjoy the beauty of nature.
By such art of invention, they may still have energy in them and so they look smiling.
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