The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen9W. Paterson, 1889 |
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... records of the Con- tinental Tour of 1820 , written by Dorothy , and by Mrs Wordsworth respectively ; the Journals of other Tours in Scotland , in the Isle of Man , and on the Continent , written by the sister and the daughter of the ...
... records of the Con- tinental Tour of 1820 , written by Dorothy , and by Mrs Wordsworth respectively ; the Journals of other Tours in Scotland , in the Isle of Man , and on the Continent , written by the sister and the daughter of the ...
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... record of what is known regarding those who have been the chief teachers of mankind ? The commentary of the biographer is speedily forgotten ; but , while our esti- mates pass away , the lives of the great remain , and remain to teach ...
... record of what is known regarding those who have been the chief teachers of mankind ? The commentary of the biographer is speedily forgotten ; but , while our esti- mates pass away , the lives of the great remain , and remain to teach ...
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... record is , that long after the first volume was printed off , I discovered a serious mistake , in which I had followed tradition , and described Mrs Wordsworth as the poet's cousin . This I mention at p . 335 of volume one . It was not ...
... record is , that long after the first volume was printed off , I discovered a serious mistake , in which I had followed tradition , and described Mrs Wordsworth as the poet's cousin . This I mention at p . 335 of volume one . It was not ...
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... less of accuracy , a score of times ; and there would be no justification in re - stating it , unless some things had to be added that were previously unknown . Words- worth himself wished that there should be no extended record IX . A.
... less of accuracy , a score of times ; and there would be no justification in re - stating it , unless some things had to be added that were previously unknown . Words- worth himself wished that there should be no extended record IX . A.
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William Wordsworth William Angus Knight. worth himself wished that there should be no extended record of his life , and some of his friends , who have given us their own admirable autobiographies ( such as Sir Henry Taylor ) , have ...
William Wordsworth William Angus Knight. worth himself wished that there should be no extended record of his life , and some of his friends , who have given us their own admirable autobiographies ( such as Sir Henry Taylor ) , have ...
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