The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen10Macmillan, 1896 |
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... Paradise Lost , book vi . ll . 754-756 . - ED . Of noble Sidney ; for who will suppose That a XI 155 UPON EPITAPHS.
... Paradise Lost , book vi . ll . 754-756 . - ED . Of noble Sidney ; for who will suppose That a XI 155 UPON EPITAPHS.
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... Paradise Lost , book ii . 11. 636-643 . - ED . 3 The following was added in the editions of 1836-45 , “ which , as they must necessarily be of a less definite character , shall be selected from other volumes . " - ED . 4 See , in the ...
... Paradise Lost , book ii . 11. 636-643 . - ED . 3 The following was added in the editions of 1836-45 , “ which , as they must necessarily be of a less definite character , shall be selected from other volumes . " - ED . 4 See , in the ...
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... lost almost and merged in the splendour of that indefinite abstraction , “ His coming ! " As I do not mean here to ... Paradise Lost , book vi . 11. 767 , 768.-ED. 2 Charles Lamb upon the genius of Hogarth . - W . W. 3 It was not ...
... lost almost and merged in the splendour of that indefinite abstraction , “ His coming ! " As I do not mean here to ... Paradise Lost , book vi . 11. 767 , 768.-ED. 2 Charles Lamb upon the genius of Hogarth . - W . W. 3 It was not ...
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... Paradise Lost : - The dews of the evening most carefully shun , They are the tears of the sky for the loss of the sun . After the transgression of Adam , Milton , with other appearances of sympathising Nature , thus marks the immediate ...
... Paradise Lost : - The dews of the evening most carefully shun , They are the tears of the sky for the loss of the sun . After the transgression of Adam , Milton , with other appearances of sympathising Nature , thus marks the immediate ...
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... Paradise Lost made its appearance . " Fit audience find though few , " was the petition addressed by the Poet to his inspiring Muse . I have said elsewhere that he gained more than he asked ; this I believe to be true ; but Dr. Johnson ...
... Paradise Lost made its appearance . " Fit audience find though few , " was the petition addressed by the Poet to his inspiring Muse . I have said elsewhere that he gained more than he asked ; this I believe to be true ; but Dr. Johnson ...
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