The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 5 (of 8)Wordsworth, William
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The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 5 (of 8)
Wordsworth, William
English poetry -- 18th century; English poetry -- 19th century
We must proceed--a length of journey yet
Remains untraced." ... 1814.
A length of journey yet remains untrod,
Let us proceed." ... C.
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[Footnote 124: 1832.
Towards those craggy summits, ... 1814.
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[Footnote 125: 1827.
Upon the humblest ground of social life,
Doth at this day, I trust, the blossoms bear
Of piety and simple innocence. 1814.
]
[Footnote 126: 1827.
And, as he shewed in study forward zeal,
All helps were sought, all measures strained, that He,
By due scholastic discipline prepared,
Might to the Ministry be called: which done,
Partly through lack of better hopes--and part
Perhaps incited by a curious mind,
In early life he undertook the charge 1814.
]
[Footnote 127: 1827.
... and, ... 1814.
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[Footnote 128: 1845.
... How full their joy,
How free their love! nor did their love decay;
Nor joy abate, till, pitiable doom! 1814.
... nor did that love decay, 1827.
How free their love, till all by death was blasted
In one undreaded year, Death swept away
Two lovely ... C.
]
[Footnote 129: 1845.
... compelled
By pain to turn his thoughts towards the grave,
And face the regions of Eternity. 1814.
... compelled
To commune with the grave soul-sick, and face
With pain ... C.
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[Footnote 130: 1827.
The ... 1814.
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[Footnote 131: 1827.
... France!
That sudden light had power to pierce the gloom
In which his Spirit, friendless upon earth,
In separation dwelt, and solitude.
The voice of social transport ... 1814.
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[Footnote 132: 1827.
That righteous Cause of freedom did, we know,
Combine, for one hostility, as friends, 1814.
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[Footnote 133: 1827.
... its ... 1814.
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[Footnote 134: 1827.
... those ... 1814.
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[Footnote 135: 1827.
Which, ... 1814.
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[Footnote 136: 1836.
... he still ... 1814.
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[Footnote 137: 1836.
... such ... 1814.
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[Footnote 138: 1827.
... and ... 1814.
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[Footnote 139: 1827.
... this gone, therewith he lost 1814.
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