University of Michigan Publications: Language and literature, Volume 20University of Michigan Press, 1943 - 265 pagine |
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... ancient homeliness , Manners erect , and frank simplicity , Than any other nook of English Land , It was my fortune scarcely to have seen Through the whole tenor of my School - day time The face of one , who , whether Boy or Man , Was ...
... ancient homeliness , Manners erect , and frank simplicity , Than any other nook of English Land , It was my fortune scarcely to have seen Through the whole tenor of my School - day time The face of one , who , whether Boy or Man , Was ...
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... ancient homeliness , Manners erect , and frank simplicity , Than any other nook of English Land , or the Wordsworth who was to look upon the French Revolu- tion as " nothing out of nature's certain course " and champion " The Early ...
... ancient homeliness , Manners erect , and frank simplicity , Than any other nook of English Land , or the Wordsworth who was to look upon the French Revolu- tion as " nothing out of nature's certain course " and champion " The Early ...
Pagina 115
... ancient crimes . This much Wordsworth sug- gests in two stanzas descriptive of a supernatural experience suffered by one of the harassed characters of Guilt and Sorrow , whose wanderings have brought him at night to the unholy precincts ...
... ancient crimes . This much Wordsworth sug- gests in two stanzas descriptive of a supernatural experience suffered by one of the harassed characters of Guilt and Sorrow , whose wanderings have brought him at night to the unholy precincts ...
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BIOGRAPHY 177095 | 3 |
THE EARLY POEMS | 37 |
THE LETTER TO THE Bishop of Llandaff | 88 |
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