The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen4E. Moxon, 1841 |
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William Wordsworth. CONTENTS . THE RIVER DUDDON . PAGE Dedication Not envying Latian shades - if yet they throw Child of the clouds ! remote from every taint How shall I paint thee ? -Be this naked stone Take , cradled Nursling of the ...
William Wordsworth. CONTENTS . THE RIVER DUDDON . PAGE Dedication Not envying Latian shades - if yet they throw Child of the clouds ! remote from every taint How shall I paint thee ? -Be this naked stone Take , cradled Nursling of the ...
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... 213 214 Reproof 215 Saxon Monasteries , and Lights and Shades of the Religion · 216 Missions and Travels Alfred His Descendants 217 - 218 219 PAGE Influence Abused · 220 Danish Conquests 221 Canute 222 viii CONTENTS .
... 213 214 Reproof 215 Saxon Monasteries , and Lights and Shades of the Religion · 216 Missions and Travels Alfred His Descendants 217 - 218 219 PAGE Influence Abused · 220 Danish Conquests 221 Canute 222 viii CONTENTS .
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... on thy satiate ear , A pleased attention I may win To agitations less severe , That neither overwhelm nor cloy , But fill the hollow vale with joy ! THE RIVER DUDDON . I. Nor envying Latian shades - 6 TO THE REV . DR . WORDSWORTH .
... on thy satiate ear , A pleased attention I may win To agitations less severe , That neither overwhelm nor cloy , But fill the hollow vale with joy ! THE RIVER DUDDON . I. Nor envying Latian shades - 6 TO THE REV . DR . WORDSWORTH .
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... to dream Pure flow the verse , pure , vigorous , free , and bright , For Duddon , long - loved Duddon , is my theme ! : II . CHILD of the clouds ! remote from every Dedication Not envying Latian shades-if yet they throw.
... to dream Pure flow the verse , pure , vigorous , free , and bright , For Duddon , long - loved Duddon , is my theme ! : II . CHILD of the clouds ! remote from every Dedication Not envying Latian shades-if yet they throw.
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... shade For Thee , green alders have together wound Their foliage ; ashes flung their arms around ; And birch - trees risen in silver colonnade . And thou hast also tempted here to rise , ' Mid sheltering pines , this Cottage rude and ...
... shade For Thee , green alders have together wound Their foliage ; ashes flung their arms around ; And birch - trees risen in silver colonnade . And thou hast also tempted here to rise , ' Mid sheltering pines , this Cottage rude and ...
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The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth: With a Memoir, Volumen4 William Wordsworth Vista completa - 1865 |
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