BIOGRAPHIA LITERARIA1958 |
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... Wordsworth ( ' O Wordsworth ! we receive but what we give ! ' ) . In the Morning Post version ( pub . Oct. 4 , 1802 ) , ' Edmund ' has been substituted for ' Wordsworth ' ; and in the version of 1817 , Edmund ' has been discarded for ...
... Wordsworth ( ' O Wordsworth ! we receive but what we give ! ' ) . In the Morning Post version ( pub . Oct. 4 , 1802 ) , ' Edmund ' has been substituted for ' Wordsworth ' ; and in the version of 1817 , Edmund ' has been discarded for ...
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... Wordsworth's Preface ( L. B. , p . 383 ) : ' The co - presence of something regular , something to which the mind ... Wordsworth ; and certainly Wordsworth would seem to regard the co - presence of metre with the other elements of poetry ...
... Wordsworth's Preface ( L. B. , p . 383 ) : ' The co - presence of something regular , something to which the mind ... Wordsworth ; and certainly Wordsworth would seem to regard the co - presence of metre with the other elements of poetry ...
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... Wordsworth wished to characterize the errors , or at least the limitations , of the imagination in youth . He has thereby originated and helped to perpetuate a misunderstanding of Wordsworth's conception of the faculty ; for Wordsworth ...
... Wordsworth wished to characterize the errors , or at least the limitations , of the imagination in youth . He has thereby originated and helped to perpetuate a misunderstanding of Wordsworth's conception of the faculty ; for Wordsworth ...
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