The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen9W. Paterson, 1889 |
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... Sara Coleridge writes of a visit he paid to her father at Hamp- stead in 1834. " How well do I remember Mr Words- worth , with one leg upon the stair , delaying his ascent , till he had uttered , with an emphasis which seemed to proceed ...
... Sara Coleridge writes of a visit he paid to her father at Hamp- stead in 1834. " How well do I remember Mr Words- worth , with one leg upon the stair , delaying his ascent , till he had uttered , with an emphasis which seemed to proceed ...
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... Sara , by Lamb , Southey , Scott , De Quincey , Landor , Wilson , and Hazlitt amongst contempo- raries , by Henry Taylor , Clough , Shairp , Arnold , Stopford Brooke , Aubrey De Vere , Leslie Stephen , Hutton , Henry Reid , Mason , F ...
... Sara , by Lamb , Southey , Scott , De Quincey , Landor , Wilson , and Hazlitt amongst contempo- raries , by Henry Taylor , Clough , Shairp , Arnold , Stopford Brooke , Aubrey De Vere , Leslie Stephen , Hutton , Henry Reid , Mason , F ...
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... Sara Coleridge , in November 7 , 1845 , is a further illustra- tion of the difficulty of determining ' these dates : - ( C ' With my husband's tender love to you , he bids me say , in reply to a question you have put to him through Miss ...
... Sara Coleridge , in November 7 , 1845 , is a further illustra- tion of the difficulty of determining ' these dates : - ( C ' With my husband's tender love to you , he bids me say , in reply to a question you have put to him through Miss ...
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... Sara and he joined them before breakfast next morning . ] CC Faith , we are a most philosophical party ! A large house , with grounds and plantations about it , which Words- worth has hired , I understand , for a trifle , merely that he ...
... Sara and he joined them before breakfast next morning . ] CC Faith , we are a most philosophical party ! A large house , with grounds and plantations about it , which Words- worth has hired , I understand , for a trifle , merely that he ...
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... she was inflicting on herself . But if she had not thus injured herself , we should probably not now possess See the Memoir of Sara Coleridge , vol . i . , p . 52 . some of the poems that are richest in teaching and 258 LIFE OF WORDSWORTH .
... she was inflicting on herself . But if she had not thus injured herself , we should probably not now possess See the Memoir of Sara Coleridge , vol . i . , p . 52 . some of the poems that are richest in teaching and 258 LIFE OF WORDSWORTH .
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