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... poet's mind he seldom refers to this faculty ; yet much of his comment has , ultimately , signifi- cant connections with it , and most of the incidents narrated illustrate its transforming power . The ridicule with which his most ...
... poet's mind he seldom refers to this faculty ; yet much of his comment has , ultimately , signifi- cant connections with it , and most of the incidents narrated illustrate its transforming power . The ridicule with which his most ...
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... poet's own Autobiographical Memoranda , which is devoted almost exclusively to facts not mentioned in The Prelude . The most English of poets , Wordsworth has the English reserve ; Byron boasts of swimming the Hellespont but Wordsworth ...
... poet's own Autobiographical Memoranda , which is devoted almost exclusively to facts not mentioned in The Prelude . The most English of poets , Wordsworth has the English reserve ; Byron boasts of swimming the Hellespont but Wordsworth ...
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... poets have always lived close to external nature . 300-12 . " I came to hope also that these convictions as to the ... poet's vision . In consequence , he experienced , " as C. H. Herford has said , an inrush of the faith , never so ...
... poets have always lived close to external nature . 300-12 . " I came to hope also that these convictions as to the ... poet's vision . In consequence , he experienced , " as C. H. Herford has said , an inrush of the faith , never so ...
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TABLE OF SIGLA ABBREVIATIONS ETC xi | 111 |
INTRODUCTION 1 | 119 |
CHAPTER | 131 |
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The Mind of a Poet: A Study of Wordsworth's Thought with Particular ..., Volym 2 Raymond Dexter Havens Fragmentarisk förhandsgranskning - 1941 |
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A. V. Dicey admirable Alfoxden alliteration Annette apparently beauty believe Biographia Literaria Cambridge Chapter child Coleridge Coleridge's composed conception connected consciousness contrast creative powers described Descriptive Sketches Dorothy early emotions Excursion expressed external nature external world faculty fancy feeling felt final text Goslar Grosart Hawkshead heart Herbert Read human idea illustration images imagination Immortality Ode implied important impressions incidents intellectual interest later letter lines London Lyrical Ballads means mentioned mind ministry of fear mystery mystic experience Ode to Duty omitted pantheistic Paradise Lost paragraph passage passion Peele Castle Peter Bell poem poet poet's poetic poetry Preface to Lyrical Prelude presumably probably Professor de Selincourt reading reason Recluse refer remarks Revolution scene seems sense soul speaking spirit suggests things thought Tintern Abbey tion truth unity universe variant verse viii William Wordsworth wonder Words worth youth