The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen4E. Moxon, 1841 |
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... Appears , and none of modern Fortune's care ; Yet thou thyself hast round thee shed a gleam Of brilliant moss , instinct with freshness rare ; Prompt offering to thy Foster - mother , Earth ! IV . TAKE , cradled Nursling of the mountain ...
... Appears , and none of modern Fortune's care ; Yet thou thyself hast round thee shed a gleam Of brilliant moss , instinct with freshness rare ; Prompt offering to thy Foster - mother , Earth ! IV . TAKE , cradled Nursling of the mountain ...
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... appear'st a glistering snake , Silent , and to the gazer's eye untrue , Thridding with sinuous lapse the rushes , through Dwarf willows gliding , and by ferny brake . Starts from a dizzy steep the undaunted Rill Robed instantly in garb ...
... appear'st a glistering snake , Silent , and to the gazer's eye untrue , Thridding with sinuous lapse the rushes , through Dwarf willows gliding , and by ferny brake . Starts from a dizzy steep the undaunted Rill Robed instantly in garb ...
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... Appears to cherish most that Torrent white , The fairest , softest , liveliest of them all ! And seldom hath ear listened to a tune More lulling than the busy hum of Noon , Swoln by that voice - whose murmur musical Announces to the ...
... Appears to cherish most that Torrent white , The fairest , softest , liveliest of them all ! And seldom hath ear listened to a tune More lulling than the busy hum of Noon , Swoln by that voice - whose murmur musical Announces to the ...
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... appearing , she no less Sheds on the flowers that round her blow A more than sunny liveliness . But say , among these holy places , Which thus assiduously she paces , Comes she with a votary's task , Rite to perform , or boon to ask ...
... appearing , she no less Sheds on the flowers that round her blow A more than sunny liveliness . But say , among these holy places , Which thus assiduously she paces , Comes she with a votary's task , Rite to perform , or boon to ask ...
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... appear Substantial motive , reason clear , Why thus the milk - white Doe is found Couchant beside that lonely mound ; And why she duly loves to pace The circuit of this hallowed place . Nor to the Child's inquiring mind Is such ...
... appear Substantial motive , reason clear , Why thus the milk - white Doe is found Couchant beside that lonely mound ; And why she duly loves to pace The circuit of this hallowed place . Nor to the Child's inquiring mind Is such ...
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The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth: With a Memoir, Volumen4 William Wordsworth Vista completa - 1865 |
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