Wordsworth: Poetry & ProseHarvard University Press, 1963 - Всего страниц: 883 |
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... seen , or supposed to be seen , continuing your way for a long time un- seduced and undismayed ; but those who now look for you will look in vain , and it is feared you have at last fallen , through one of the numerous trap - doors ...
... seen , or supposed to be seen , continuing your way for a long time un- seduced and undismayed ; but those who now look for you will look in vain , and it is feared you have at last fallen , through one of the numerous trap - doors ...
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... seen , no - nor ought to be seen , otherwise than as a Tree through a tender haze or a luminous mist , that spiritualizes and beautifies it ; that takes away indeed , but only to the end that the parts which are not abstracted may ...
... seen , no - nor ought to be seen , otherwise than as a Tree through a tender haze or a luminous mist , that spiritualizes and beautifies it ; that takes away indeed , but only to the end that the parts which are not abstracted may ...
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... seen with effect under any atmosphere which allows them to be seen at all ; but he is the most fortunate adventurer who chances to be involved in vapours which open and let in an extent of country partially , or , dispersing suddenly ...
... seen with effect under any atmosphere which allows them to be seen at all ; but he is the most fortunate adventurer who chances to be involved in vapours which open and let in an extent of country partially , or , dispersing suddenly ...
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INTRODUCTION | 15 |
POEMS IN TWO VOLUMES 1807 continued | 16 |
LYRICAL BALLADS continued | 17 |
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