The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, 1±ÇG. Bell & Sons, 1892 |
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... stand upon its own merits . " But he believed that the grounds were sure and sufficient . In the Preface to " The Excursion , " having compared that poem and " The Prelude " to the body of a Gothic church and its ante - chapel ...
... stand upon its own merits . " But he believed that the grounds were sure and sufficient . In the Preface to " The Excursion , " having compared that poem and " The Prelude " to the body of a Gothic church and its ante - chapel ...
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... stand upon its own merits . " He wished that in many cases the poems should be pre- sented with a certain remoteness from the facts in which they had their origin ; while he was willing to give information as to time and place to Miss ...
... stand upon its own merits . " He wished that in many cases the poems should be pre- sented with a certain remoteness from the facts in which they had their origin ; while he was willing to give information as to time and place to Miss ...
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... stand that when a reference is made to the text and a date follows , it means that the final text was reached in the edition of that year . When various readings are given with dates occurring in chronological succession , it may be ...
... stand that when a reference is made to the text and a date follows , it means that the final text was reached in the edition of that year . When various readings are given with dates occurring in chronological succession , it may be ...
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... stands near the Lake of Esthwaite , on a desolate part of the Shore , commanding a beautiful Prospect Guilt and Sorrow ; or , Incidents upon Salisbury Plain THE BORDERERS . A Tragedy POEMS REFERRING TO THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD . My heart ...
... stands near the Lake of Esthwaite , on a desolate part of the Shore , commanding a beautiful Prospect Guilt and Sorrow ; or , Incidents upon Salisbury Plain THE BORDERERS . A Tragedy POEMS REFERRING TO THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD . My heart ...
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... standing , that William , their second child , was born . The river Derwent ran below the terrace - walk at the end of the garden , " and from his fords . and shallows sent a voice " " -so Wordsworth writes in " The Prelude " " that ...
... standing , that William , their second child , was born . The river Derwent ran below the terrace - walk at the end of the garden , " and from his fords . and shallows sent a voice " " -so Wordsworth writes in " The Prelude " " that ...
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