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The first signs of life in the poem are heard and not seen : Th ' unwearied glance
of woodman ' s echoed stroke ; And curling from the trees the cottage smoke . (
EW , 42 : 107 – 8 ) We then begin to see people , etched into the poem like
figures ...
The first signs of life in the poem are heard and not seen : Th ' unwearied glance
of woodman ' s echoed stroke ; And curling from the trees the cottage smoke . (
EW , 42 : 107 – 8 ) We then begin to see people , etched into the poem like
figures ...
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... that I had seen him lay His beauty on the morning hills , had seen The western
mountains touch his setting orb In many a thoughtless hour , when from excess
Of happiness my blood appeared to flow With its own pleasure , and I breathed ...
... that I had seen him lay His beauty on the morning hills , had seen The western
mountains touch his setting orb In many a thoughtless hour , when from excess
Of happiness my blood appeared to flow With its own pleasure , and I breathed ...
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In Book VII , for example , Wordsworth reflects upon how it was that the ' gross
realities ' of life in London could give him glimpses of a deeper spiritual reality '
seen and scarcely seen ' : If aught there were of real grandeur here ' Twas only
then ...
In Book VII , for example , Wordsworth reflects upon how it was that the ' gross
realities ' of life in London could give him glimpses of a deeper spiritual reality '
seen and scarcely seen ' : If aught there were of real grandeur here ' Twas only
then ...
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