William Wordsworth: The Borders of VisionClarendon Press, 1982 - 496 pages |
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Page 280
... original torrent ( 1799 , Part I , written October 1798 – January 1799 ) and the second burst of composition ( Part II ; September- December 1799 ) , and he marks the period of silence , or virtual silence , between the completion of ...
... original torrent ( 1799 , Part I , written October 1798 – January 1799 ) and the second burst of composition ( Part II ; September- December 1799 ) , and he marks the period of silence , or virtual silence , between the completion of ...
Page 375
... original Prelude versions - 1799 , the five - Book poem , and 1805 - had been associated with the poet's guilts over the central Recluse , and now revision too was to be a form of escape . The earliest corrections belong , as one might ...
... original Prelude versions - 1799 , the five - Book poem , and 1805 - had been associated with the poet's guilts over the central Recluse , and now revision too was to be a form of escape . The earliest corrections belong , as one might ...
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... Original Composition ( 1759 ) , which makes persistent if unsystematic use of organic metaphor . ' An original ' , Young writes , in a passage that clearly anticipates Romantic definitions , ' may be said to be of a vegetable nature ...
... Original Composition ( 1759 ) , which makes persistent if unsystematic use of organic metaphor . ' An original ' , Young writes , in a passage that clearly anticipates Romantic definitions , ' may be said to be of a vegetable nature ...
Contents
AN OBSCURE SENSE OF POSSIBLE | 1 |
SPOTS OF TIME AND SOURCES OF POWER | 36 |
THE CHILD AS FATHER | 66 |
Copyright | |
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