The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volumen2E. Moxon, son & Company, 1870 - 568 páginas |
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... Loughrigg Fell , just opposite . I remember a critic , in some review or other , crying out against this piece . " What so monstrous , " said he , " as to make a star talk to a glow - worm ! " Poor fellow ! we know from this sage ...
... Loughrigg Fell , just opposite . I remember a critic , in some review or other , crying out against this piece . " What so monstrous , " said he , " as to make a star talk to a glow - worm ! " Poor fellow ! we know from this sage ...
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... Loughrigg Fell , she was so affected by the voice of the Cuckoo heard from the crags at some distance that she could not suppress a wish to have a stone inscribed with her name among the rocks from which the sound proceeded . On my ...
... Loughrigg Fell , she was so affected by the voice of the Cuckoo heard from the crags at some distance that she could not suppress a wish to have a stone inscribed with her name among the rocks from which the sound proceeded . On my ...
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... Loughrigg Fell opposite . Not once only , but a hundred times , have the feelings of this Sonnet been awakened by the same objects seen from the same place . ] I WATCH , and long have watched , with calm regret Yon slowly - sinking star ...
... Loughrigg Fell opposite . Not once only , but a hundred times , have the feelings of this Sonnet been awakened by the same objects seen from the same place . ] I WATCH , and long have watched , with calm regret Yon slowly - sinking star ...
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