The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth: With a Memoir, Volumen3Houghton, Mifflin, 1880 |
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... heard of among men , - The external World is fitted to the Mind ; And the creation ( by no lower name - - - Can it be called ) which they with blended mignt Accomplish : this is our high argument . - Such grateful haunts foregoing , if ...
... heard of among men , - The external World is fitted to the Mind ; And the creation ( by no lower name - - - Can it be called ) which they with blended mignt Accomplish : this is our high argument . - Such grateful haunts foregoing , if ...
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... heard the sound Of my approaching steps , and in the shade Unnoticed did I stand some minutes ' space . At length I hailed him , seeing that his hat Was moist with water - drops , as if the bri Had newly scooped a running stream . He ...
... heard the sound Of my approaching steps , and in the shade Unnoticed did I stand some minutes ' space . At length I hailed him , seeing that his hat Was moist with water - drops , as if the bri Had newly scooped a running stream . He ...
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... heard , my Friend , That in yon arbor oftentimes she sat Alone , through half a vacant Sabbath - day ; And , if a dog passed by , she still would quit The shade , and look abroad . On this old bench For hours she sat ; and evermore her ...
... heard , my Friend , That in yon arbor oftentimes she sat Alone , through half a vacant Sabbath - day ; And , if a dog passed by , she still would quit The shade , and look abroad . On this old bench For hours she sat ; and evermore her ...
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... heard , peopled the milder air . The old Man rose , and , with a sprightly mien Of hopeful preparation , grasped his staff : Together casting then a farewell look Upon those silent walls , we left the shade ; And , ere the stars were ...
... heard , peopled the milder air . The old Man rose , and , with a sprightly mien Of hopeful preparation , grasped his staff : Together casting then a farewell look Upon those silent walls , we left the shade ; And , ere the stars were ...
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... Heard as the voice of an experienced friend . - And sometimes where the poor man held dispute With his own mind , unable to subdue Impatience through inaptness to perceive General distress in his particular lot ; Or cherishing ...
... Heard as the voice of an experienced friend . - And sometimes where the poor man held dispute With his own mind , unable to subdue Impatience through inaptness to perceive General distress in his particular lot ; Or cherishing ...
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