The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, 1±ÇG. Bell & Sons, 1892 |
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... OSWALD . Forester . Band of WALLACE . Bor- LACY . derers . LENNOX . HERBERT . ELDRED , a Peasant . Peasant , Pilgrims , & c . IDONEA . WILFRED , Servant to Female Beggar . MARMADUKE , ELEANOR , Wife to ELDRED . SCENE , Borders of ...
... OSWALD . Forester . Band of WALLACE . Bor- LACY . derers . LENNOX . HERBERT . ELDRED , a Peasant . Peasant , Pilgrims , & c . IDONEA . WILFRED , Servant to Female Beggar . MARMADUKE , ELEANOR , Wife to ELDRED . SCENE , Borders of ...
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... Oswald finds small favour in our sight , Well may we wonder he has gained such power Over our much - loved Captain . Wal . I have heard 15 Of some dark deed to which in early life His passion drove him - then a Voyager Upon the midland ...
... Oswald finds small favour in our sight , Well may we wonder he has gained such power Over our much - loved Captain . Wal . I have heard 15 Of some dark deed to which in early life His passion drove him - then a Voyager Upon the midland ...
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... Oswald- Yourself , you do not love him . Mar. I do more , I honour him . Strong feelings to his heart Are natural ; and from no one can be learnt More of man's thoughts and ways than his experience : 35 Has given him power to teach and ...
... Oswald- Yourself , you do not love him . Mar. I do more , I honour him . Strong feelings to his heart Are natural ; and from no one can be learnt More of man's thoughts and ways than his experience : 35 Has given him power to teach and ...
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... OswALD ( a bunch of plants in his hand ) . Osw . This wood is rich in plants and curious simples . Mar. ( looking at them ) . The wild rose , and the poppy , and the nightshade : Which is your favourite , Oswald ? 45 Osw . That which ...
... OswALD ( a bunch of plants in his hand ) . Osw . This wood is rich in plants and curious simples . Mar. ( looking at them ) . The wild rose , and the poppy , and the nightshade : Which is your favourite , Oswald ? 45 Osw . That which ...
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... Oswald ; Though I have never seen his face , methinks , There cannot come a day when I shall cease To love him . I remember , when a Boy Of scarcely seven years ' growth , beneath the Elm 9༠ That casts its shade over our village school ...
... Oswald ; Though I have never seen his face , methinks , There cannot come a day when I shall cease To love him . I remember , when a Boy Of scarcely seven years ' growth , beneath the Elm 9༠ That casts its shade over our village school ...
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