The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, 2 tomasG. Bell & Sons, 1892 |
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... Barron Field objected to " As loud far off as near , ' Wordsworth wrote : " Restore ' At once far off and near . " The alteration was made in consequence of my noticing one day that the voice of a cuckoo , which I had heard from a tree ...
... Barron Field objected to " As loud far off as near , ' Wordsworth wrote : " Restore ' At once far off and near . " The alteration was made in consequence of my noticing one day that the voice of a cuckoo , which I had heard from a tree ...
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... field or town , Such Figure had I never seen : Her face was of Egyptian brown : Fit person was she for a Queen ... Barron Field . 2 " Sea clashes with was beautiful to see below . " - Wordsworth to Barron Field . I gave her pence ...
... field or town , Such Figure had I never seen : Her face was of Egyptian brown : Fit person was she for a Queen ... Barron Field . 2 " Sea clashes with was beautiful to see below . " - Wordsworth to Barron Field . I gave her pence ...
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... Barron Field , in which he gives reasons in detail for the alterations introduced in 1827 , and says generally that he aimed at giving " more eloquence and dignity to this poem , partly on its own account , and partly that it might ...
... Barron Field , in which he gives reasons in detail for the alterations introduced in 1827 , and says generally that he aimed at giving " more eloquence and dignity to this poem , partly on its own account , and partly that it might ...
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Alfoxden Barron Field beauty behold beneath Benjamin bird BLACK COMB bower breath breeze bright BROUGHAM CASTLE calm cheer child clouds Coleorton creature cries Cuckoo dancing Dated by Wordsworth dear delight doth earth fair fancy fear flowers gentle gleam grace Grasmere green greenwood tree grove happy hath head hear heard heart heaven hill of moss hour infant Laodamia light lines living lonely look Martha Ray mind morning mountain murmur never night o'er oh misery Peter Bell pleasure poem poor present text previously Protesilaus published 1807 rocks round Ruth Rydal Mount Sara Coleridge seen shade side sight silent SIMPLON PASS sing song soul sound spirit spot stanza stars stir stone stood stream sweet thee thine things Thorn thou thoughts trees vale voice waggon wandering ween wild WILLIAM WORDSWORTH wind withered woods words