The ExcursionWoodstock Books, 1991 - 447 sidor Though displaced in the eyes of twentieth-century readers by the Prelude (written 1798-1805, but unknown to the poet's contemporaries), the Excursion was for three generations Wordsworth's major work. It had bulk, gravitas, sonorous (sometimes beautiful) blank verse, epic pretensions. Published in 1814, it debated in the persons of the Wanderer, Pastor and Solitary the big questions of the day: the effects of the French and industrial revolutions, education, man in his relation to nature, society, God. As Wordsworth's reputation grew in the 1820s and '30s, the Excursion came, almost ex officio, to seem the grandest poem since Paradise lost. The text of 1814, like the Prelude text of 1805, was later weakened by revision. Reprinted here for the first time, it should go far to explain why Keats numbered the Excursion among the 'three things to rejoice at in [his] Age.'. |
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... tender verdure . At the door arrived , I found that she was absent . In the shade , Where now we sit , I waited her return . Her Cottage , then a chearful Object , wore Its customary look , -only , I thought , The honeysuckle , crowding ...
... tender verdure . At the door arrived , I found that she was absent . In the shade , Where now we sit , I waited her return . Her Cottage , then a chearful Object , wore Its customary look , -only , I thought , The honeysuckle , crowding ...
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... and joy . And , at the last of those memorial words , The pining Solitary turned aside , Whether through manly instinct to conceal Tender emotions spreading from the heart To his worn cheek ; or with uneasy shame For 350.
... and joy . And , at the last of those memorial words , The pining Solitary turned aside , Whether through manly instinct to conceal Tender emotions spreading from the heart To his worn cheek ; or with uneasy shame For 350.
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... 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 appear more dignified and lovely , may impress and affect the Shall we say ...
... 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 appear more dignified and lovely , may impress and affect the Shall we say ...
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age to age aught beauty behold beneath blessed Book breath bright calm cheerful Child Church-yard clouds Cottage course dark Death delight doth dwell earth Epitaph evermore exclaimed Excursion fair fair Isle faith fancy fear feel fields flowers frame Friend grace Grasmere grave green grove hand happy hath heard heart heaven hills holy hope hour human labour less live lofty lonely look mind mortal mountain Muse Nature Nature's o'er pains pass Pastor peace pensive pity pleasure poem praise pure rest Rill rocks round rouzed S. T. Coleridge sate savage Nations seat shade shewed side sight silent silent pool smile smooth Solitary solitude sorrow soul spake speak spirit spot stood stream sublime sweet tender things thoughts tow'rds truth turn twas Vale Vicar virtue voice walk Wanderer wild WILLIAM WORDSWORTH wind wish words Wordsworth youth
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