The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, in Six Volumes, Volumen6E. Moxon, Son, & Company, 1870 |
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... heard ( though I will not answer for the fact ) hastened his death . Of him I need say no more : there were many like him at that time , which the world will never be without , but which were more numerous then for reasons too obvious ...
... heard ( though I will not answer for the fact ) hastened his death . Of him I need say no more : there were many like him at that time , which the world will never be without , but which were more numerous then for reasons too obvious ...
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... heard of sudden influxes of great wealth being followed by derangement , and in one instance the shock of good fortune was so great as to produce absolute idiocy : but these all happened where there had been little or no previous effort ...
... heard of sudden influxes of great wealth being followed by derangement , and in one instance the shock of good fortune was so great as to produce absolute idiocy : but these all happened where there had been little or no previous effort ...
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... heard from the Kelph family , one of whom was a saddler in the town of Kendal , that they were curious in their saddles and housings and accoutre- ments of their horses . They , as I have heard and as was universally believed , were in ...
... heard from the Kelph family , one of whom was a saddler in the town of Kendal , that they were curious in their saddles and housings and accoutre- ments of their horses . They , as I have heard and as was universally believed , were in ...
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... heard to murmur or complain against the cause of their distress , and is now ( 1843 ) deservedly the chief prop of his mother's hopes . The clergyman and his family described at the beginning of the seventh book were , during many years ...
... heard to murmur or complain against the cause of their distress , and is now ( 1843 ) deservedly the chief prop of his mother's hopes . The clergyman and his family described at the beginning of the seventh book were , during many years ...
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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 might Accomplish : -this is our high argument . -Such grateful haunts foregoing , if I oft ...
... 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 might Accomplish : -this is our high argument . -Such grateful haunts foregoing , if I oft ...
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