The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen10Macmillan, 1896 |
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... individual scenes , which , in their several kinds , cannot be excelled . But , in Scotland , particularly , what long tracts of desolate country intervene ! so that the traveller , when he reaches a spot deservedly of great celebrity ...
... individual scenes , which , in their several kinds , cannot be excelled . But , in Scotland , particularly , what long tracts of desolate country intervene ! so that the traveller , when he reaches a spot deservedly of great celebrity ...
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... individual among them ; every thing else , person and possession , exhibited a perfect equality , a community of shepherds and agriculturists , proprietors , for the most part , of the lands which they occupied and cultivated . While ...
... individual among them ; every thing else , person and possession , exhibited a perfect equality , a community of shepherds and agriculturists , proprietors , for the most part , of the lands which they occupied and cultivated . While ...
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... individual house , but , where the practice is general , to the whole face of the country , produces moral associations so powerful , that , in many minds , they take place of all others . But what has already been said upon the subject ...
... individual house , but , where the practice is general , to the whole face of the country , produces moral associations so powerful , that , in many minds , they take place of all others . But what has already been said upon the subject ...
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... individual feeling , it is after sunset , at the coming on of twilight , that white objects are most to be complained of . The solemnity and quietness of Nature at that time are always marred , and often destroyed by them . When the ...
... individual feeling , it is after sunset , at the coming on of twilight , that white objects are most to be complained of . The solemnity and quietness of Nature at that time are always marred , and often destroyed by them . When the ...
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... individual trees , obstinately presenting themselves as such ; and which , from whatever point they are looked at , if but seen , may be counted upon the fingers . Sunshine , or shadow , has little power to adorn the surface of such a ...
... individual trees , obstinately presenting themselves as such ; and which , from whatever point they are looked at , if but seen , may be counted upon the fingers . Sunshine , or shadow , has little power to adorn the surface of such a ...
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