The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth: With a MemoirFields, 1870 |
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... moved How rich that forehead's calm expanse What heavenly smiles ! O Lady mine To . 249 . 250 250 . 251 . 252 • • 253 . 254 • 256 . 257 . 258 . 258 . 259 259 Lament of Mary Queen of Scots , on the Eve of a New Year 260 The Complaint of ...
... moved How rich that forehead's calm expanse What heavenly smiles ! O Lady mine To . 249 . 250 250 . 251 . 252 • • 253 . 254 • 256 . 257 . 258 . 258 . 259 259 Lament of Mary Queen of Scots , on the Eve of a New Year 260 The Complaint of ...
Page 68
... moved . LXII . The Soldier's Widow learned with honest pain And homefelt force of sympathy sincere , Why thus that worn - out wretch must there sustain The jolting road and morning air severe . The wain pursued its way ; and following ...
... moved . LXII . The Soldier's Widow learned with honest pain And homefelt force of sympathy sincere , Why thus that worn - out wretch must there sustain The jolting road and morning air severe . The wain pursued its way ; and following ...
Page 73
... moved , and to a degree instructed , by lights penetrating somewhat into the depths of our nature . In this endeavour , I cannot think , upon a very late review , that I have failed . As to the scene and period of action , little more ...
... moved , and to a degree instructed , by lights penetrating somewhat into the depths of our nature . In this endeavour , I cannot think , upon a very late review , that I have failed . As to the scene and period of action , little more ...
Page 77
... moved , Yet was I grievously provoked to think Of what I witnessed . Mar. To end her wrongs . Osw . Should yet be true ? Mar. This day will suffice But if the blind Man's tale Would it were possible ! Did not the soldier tell thee that ...
... moved , Yet was I grievously provoked to think Of what I witnessed . Mar. To end her wrongs . Osw . Should yet be true ? Mar. This day will suffice But if the blind Man's tale Would it were possible ! Did not the soldier tell thee that ...
Page 82
... moved a Stranger To take thee to her home - and for myself , Soon after , the good Abbot of St. Cuthbert's Supplied my helplessness with food and raiment , And , as thou know'st , gave me that humble Cot Where now we dwell . - For many ...
... moved a Stranger To take thee to her home - and for myself , Soon after , the good Abbot of St. Cuthbert's Supplied my helplessness with food and raiment , And , as thou know'st , gave me that humble Cot Where now we dwell . - For many ...
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