The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen1Little, Brown, 1864 - 496 páginas |
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... called a hypothetical estate , consisting chiefly of claims upon the first Earl of Lonsdale , the payment of which , though their justice was ac- knowledged , that nobleman contrived in some unexplained way to elude as long as he lived ...
... called a hypothetical estate , consisting chiefly of claims upon the first Earl of Lonsdale , the payment of which , though their justice was ac- knowledged , that nobleman contrived in some unexplained way to elude as long as he lived ...
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... called forth the shier sensibilities of his nature , and taught an originally harsh and austere imagination to surround itself with fancy and feeling , as the rock fringes itself with ferns . She was his first public , and belonged to ...
... called forth the shier sensibilities of his nature , and taught an originally harsh and austere imagination to surround itself with fancy and feeling , as the rock fringes itself with ferns . She was his first public , and belonged to ...
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... called a fortunate one , not less so in the training and expansion of his faculties was this period of his stay in France . Born and reared in a coun- try where the homely and familiar nestles confid- ingly amid the most savage and ...
... called a fortunate one , not less so in the training and expansion of his faculties was this period of his stay in France . Born and reared in a coun- try where the homely and familiar nestles confid- ingly amid the most savage and ...
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... called " The Philanthropist , " but luckily went no further with it , for the receipts from an organ of opinion which professed repub- licanism , and at the same time discountenanced the plans of all existing or defunct republicans ...
... called " The Philanthropist , " but luckily went no further with it , for the receipts from an organ of opinion which professed repub- licanism , and at the same time discountenanced the plans of all existing or defunct republicans ...
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... called popular in any exact sense of the word , for the highest poetry deals with thoughts and emotions which inhabit , like rarest sea - mosses , the doubtful limits of that shore between our abiding divine and our fluctuating human ...
... called popular in any exact sense of the word , for the highest poetry deals with thoughts and emotions which inhabit , like rarest sea - mosses , the doubtful limits of that shore between our abiding divine and our fluctuating human ...
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