Wordsworth & His PoetryG.G. Harrap, 1914 - 198 páginas |
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... worth's youth it was an " unprecedented course , " upon which he did not enter without considerable misgivings . But his mind was made up and his plan was duly carried out . " Lightly equipped , " says the poetic record— which , being ...
... worth's youth it was an " unprecedented course , " upon which he did not enter without considerable misgivings . But his mind was made up and his plan was duly carried out . " Lightly equipped , " says the poetic record— which , being ...
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... worth , and prosperous industry . Add unto this , subservience from the first To presences of God's mysterious power Made manifest in Nature's sovereignty , And fellowship with venerable books , To sanction the proud workings of the ...
... worth , and prosperous industry . Add unto this , subservience from the first To presences of God's mysterious power Made manifest in Nature's sovereignty , And fellowship with venerable books , To sanction the proud workings of the ...
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... worth's doctrine . But as Coleridge conclusively showed in his masterly inquiry into the whole subject , that doctrine itself is radically unsound ; since the language of poetry can never be identical with that of actual life in Words ...
... worth's doctrine . But as Coleridge conclusively showed in his masterly inquiry into the whole subject , that doctrine itself is radically unsound ; since the language of poetry can never be identical with that of actual life in Words ...
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To the Memory of Raisley Calvert | 54 |
Composed upon Westminster Bridge | 123 |
Not mid the Worlds vain Objects | 156 |
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Alfoxden beauty behold beneath blessed breathed bright brother calm cheerful child Coleorton Coleridge Cottage dark dear delight divine Dorothy doth Dove Cottage dream earth English eyes face faith feel fields gentle Grasmere grave happy hath Hawkshead heard heart Heaven hill hope hour human Isabel James Hogg lake light live lonely look Lucy Luke Lyrical Ballads memory mighty mind mood moral morning mountains murmur nature Nature's Nether Stowey never night o'er once passed passion Peele Castle pleasure poem poet poetic POETRY poor Prelude quiet round Rydal Mount seemed Shepherd sight silent Sir James Lowther sister sleep sonnets sorrow soul spirit stood stream sweet thee things thou thought Tintern Abbey tour trees truth vale verses voice W. H. Hudson walk wandered William WILLIAM HENRY HUDSON woods Words Wordsworth worth wrote Yarrow youth