The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen10Macmillan, 1896 |
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... pleasure , Crosby , in Westmoreland , where he had a park full of deer ; one for profit and warmth , wherein to reside in winter , namely , Yanwith , nigh Penrith ; and the third , Threlkeld , ( on the edge of the vale of Keswick ) ...
... pleasure , Crosby , in Westmoreland , where he had a park full of deer ; one for profit and warmth , wherein to reside in winter , namely , Yanwith , nigh Penrith ; and the third , Threlkeld , ( on the edge of the vale of Keswick ) ...
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... pleasure at the sight of the chapel of Buttermere , so strikingly expressing , by its diminutive size , how small must be the congregation there assembled , as it were , like one family ; and proclaiming at the same time to the ...
... pleasure at the sight of the chapel of Buttermere , so strikingly expressing , by its diminutive size , how small must be the congregation there assembled , as it were , like one family ; and proclaiming at the same time to the ...
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... pleasures of the Poet that he had no forebod- ings of the change which was soon to take place ; and it might have been hoped that these words , indicating how much the charm of what was , depended upon what was not , would of themselves ...
... pleasures of the Poet that he had no forebod- ings of the change which was soon to take place ; and it might have been hoped that these words , indicating how much the charm of what was , depended upon what was not , would of themselves ...
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... pleasure which it receives from distinct ideas , and from the perception of order , regularity , and contrivance . Now , unpractised minds receive these impressions only from objects that are divided from each other by strong lines of ...
... pleasure which it receives from distinct ideas , and from the perception of order , regularity , and contrivance . Now , unpractised minds receive these impressions only from objects that are divided from each other by strong lines of ...
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... pleasure diffused over all the objects that compose the picture . But where the cold blue tint of the rocks is enriched by the iron tinge , the colour cannot be too closely imitated ; and it will be produced of itself by the stones hewn ...
... pleasure diffused over all the objects that compose the picture . But where the cold blue tint of the rocks is enriched by the iron tinge , the colour cannot be too closely imitated ; and it will be produced of itself by the stones hewn ...
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