The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volume 1Edward Moxon, 1836 - English poetry |
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Page xviii
... By thought supplied , or any interest Unborrowed from the eye .'- I will own that I was much at a loss what to * These Poems are now printed entire . select of these descriptions ; and perhaps it would have xviii PREFACE .
... By thought supplied , or any interest Unborrowed from the eye .'- I will own that I was much at a loss what to * These Poems are now printed entire . select of these descriptions ; and perhaps it would have xviii PREFACE .
Page xxii
... eye glances from earth to heaven , whose spiritual attributes body forth what his pen is prompt in turning to shape ; or what is left to characterise Fancy , as insinuating herself into the heart of objects with creative activity ...
... eye glances from earth to heaven , whose spiritual attributes body forth what his pen is prompt in turning to shape ; or what is left to characterise Fancy , as insinuating herself into the heart of objects with creative activity ...
Page xxix
... So seemed , ' and to whom seemed ? To the heavenly Muse who dictates the poem , to the eye of the Poet's mind , and to that of the Reader , present at one moment in the J wide Ethiopian , and the next in the solitudes PREFACE . xxix.
... So seemed , ' and to whom seemed ? To the heavenly Muse who dictates the poem , to the eye of the Poet's mind , and to that of the Reader , present at one moment in the J wide Ethiopian , and the next in the solitudes PREFACE . xxix.
Page xxxix
... eyes , as Earth had before trembled from her entrails , and Nature given a second groan . ' Awe - stricken as I am by contemplating the operations of the mind of this truly divine Poet , I scarcely dare venture to add that " An Address ...
... eyes , as Earth had before trembled from her entrails , and Nature given a second groan . ' Awe - stricken as I am by contemplating the operations of the mind of this truly divine Poet , I scarcely dare venture to add that " An Address ...
Page xlviii
... Eyes are Wild 256 The Prioress ' Tale 262 THE WAGGONER . Dedication 276 The Waggoner . - Canto I. 277 Canto II . 288 Canto III . 295 Canto IV . 301 Notes to the Waggoner 311 POEMS REFERRING TO THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD . VOL . xlviii ...
... Eyes are Wild 256 The Prioress ' Tale 262 THE WAGGONER . Dedication 276 The Waggoner . - Canto I. 277 Canto II . 288 Canto III . 295 Canto IV . 301 Notes to the Waggoner 311 POEMS REFERRING TO THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD . VOL . xlviii ...
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