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... Traveller ! reft . This lonely Yew - tree ftands Far from all human dwelling : what if here No fparkling rivulet fpread the verdant herb ? What if these barren boughs the bee not loves ? Yet , if the wind breathe foft , the curling ...
... Traveller ! reft . This lonely Yew - tree ftands Far from all human dwelling : what if here No fparkling rivulet fpread the verdant herb ? What if these barren boughs the bee not loves ? Yet , if the wind breathe foft , the curling ...
Page 32
... traveller had beguiled The way , while we advanced up that wide vale . Now , fuddenly diverging , he began To climb upon its western fide a ridge Pathless and smooth , a long and steep ascent , As if the object of his quest had been ...
... traveller had beguiled The way , while we advanced up that wide vale . Now , fuddenly diverging , he began To climb upon its western fide a ridge Pathless and smooth , a long and steep ascent , As if the object of his quest had been ...
Page 52
... travellers know it not , and ' twill remain Unknown to them : but it is beautiful ; And if a man fhould plant his cottage near , Should fleep beneath the fhelter of its trees , And blend its waters with his daily meal , He would fo love ...
... travellers know it not , and ' twill remain Unknown to them : but it is beautiful ; And if a man fhould plant his cottage near , Should fleep beneath the fhelter of its trees , And blend its waters with his daily meal , He would fo love ...
Page 66
... at all times , the ftorm , that drives The traveller to a shelter , fummoned him Up to the mountains : he had been alone Amid the heart of many thousand mifts , That came to him and left him on the heights 66 GRASMERE .
... at all times , the ftorm , that drives The traveller to a shelter , fummoned him Up to the mountains : he had been alone Amid the heart of many thousand mifts , That came to him and left him on the heights 66 GRASMERE .
Page 89
... traveller passed this way . But hear a wonder , for whose fake , This lamentable tale I tell ! A lafting monument of words This wonder merits well . The dog , which still was hovering nigh , Repeating the fame timid cry , This dog had ...
... traveller passed this way . But hear a wonder , for whose fake , This lamentable tale I tell ! A lafting monument of words This wonder merits well . The dog , which still was hovering nigh , Repeating the fame timid cry , This dog had ...
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