The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen10Macmillan, 1896 |
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... heart . The stars , taking their stations above the hill - tops , are contemplated from a spot like the Abyssinian recess of Rasselas , with much more touching interest than they are likely to excite when looked at from an open country ...
... heart . The stars , taking their stations above the hill - tops , are contemplated from a spot like the Abyssinian recess of Rasselas , with much more touching interest than they are likely to excite when looked at from an open country ...
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... heart to regret or welcome the change . " When the first settlers entered this region ( says an animated writer ) they found it overspread with wood ; forest trees , the fir , the oak , the ash , and the birch had skirted the fells ...
... heart to regret or welcome the change . " When the first settlers entered this region ( says an animated writer ) they found it overspread with wood ; forest trees , the fir , the oak , the ash , and the birch had skirted the fells ...
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... heart - felt satisfaction in presence of this lowly pile , as a monument of the wise institutions of our country , and as evidence of the all - pervading and paternal care of that venerable Establishment , of which it is , perhaps , the ...
... heart - felt satisfaction in presence of this lowly pile , as a monument of the wise institutions of our country , and as evidence of the all - pervading and paternal care of that venerable Establishment , of which it is , perhaps , the ...
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... heart of the mountains , had come to some ancient manorial residence in the more open parts of the Vales , which , through the rights attached to its proprietor , connected the almost visionary mountain republic he had been ...
... heart of the mountains , had come to some ancient manorial residence in the more open parts of the Vales , which , through the rights attached to its proprietor , connected the almost visionary mountain republic he had been ...
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... hearts deplored The fate of those old Trees ; and oft with pain The traveller at this day will stop and gaze On wrongs which Nature scarcely seems to heed : For sheltered places , bosoms , nooks , and bays , And the pure mountains , and ...
... hearts deplored The fate of those old Trees ; and oft with pain The traveller at this day will stop and gaze On wrongs which Nature scarcely seems to heed : For sheltered places , bosoms , nooks , and bays , And the pure mountains , and ...
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