The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen10Macmillan, 1896 |
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... view from the bridge over the Lune , and descend to the channel of the river , and by no means omit looking at the Vale of Lune from the Churchyard . The journey towards the Lake country through Lancashire , is IX 5 IN THE NORTH of England.
... view from the bridge over the Lune , and descend to the channel of the river , and by no means omit looking at the Vale of Lune from the Churchyard . The journey towards the Lake country through Lancashire , is IX 5 IN THE NORTH of England.
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... means return through Urswick , for the sake of the view from the top of the hill , before descending into the grounds of Conis- head Priory . From this quarter the Lakes would be advantageously approached by Coniston ; thence to ...
... means return through Urswick , for the sake of the view from the top of the hill , before descending into the grounds of Conis- head Priory . From this quarter the Lakes would be advantageously approached by Coniston ; thence to ...
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... means of 1 See the poem entitled Airey - Force Valley , first published in 1842.-ED. 2 Compare two lines in the poem Fidelity , in the " Poetical Works , " vol . iii . p . 45— A lofty precipice in front , A silent tarn below . ED . a ...
... means of 1 See the poem entitled Airey - Force Valley , first published in 1842.-ED. 2 Compare two lines in the poem Fidelity , in the " Poetical Works , " vol . iii . p . 45— A lofty precipice in front , A silent tarn below . ED . a ...
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... mean in the forms and surfaces , first of the swelling grounds , next of the hills and rocks , and lastly of the mountains - an ascent of almost regular gradation , from elegance and richness , to their highest point of grandeur and ...
... mean in the forms and surfaces , first of the swelling grounds , next of the hills and rocks , and lastly of the mountains - an ascent of almost regular gradation , from elegance and richness , to their highest point of grandeur and ...
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... mean , when being looked at from any given point where the whole may be seen at once , the width of it bears such proportion to the length , that , however the outline may be diversified by far - receding bays , it never assumes the ...
... mean , when being looked at from any given point where the whole may be seen at once , the width of it bears such proportion to the length , that , however the outline may be diversified by far - receding bays , it never assumes the ...
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