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As may be imagined, he could discover nothing, and reported them to be perfectly harmless. It was while he was dwelling in Somer- setshire that he planned and partly wrote the Lyrical Ballads, intended as an ex- periment on a new system of poetry. They were published in 1798, and re- printed in 1807, with an additional vol- ume. It was a considerable time before this novel poetical style found favor in the eyes of the public ; and it was as- sailed by the weapons of ridicule, satire and argumen...t ; but it. Has at length gained numerous partisans and imitators, and Mr. Wordsworth is now looked up to as the head of a class which includes many men of talents. In 1798, he paid, in company with his sister, another visit to the continent, and, in 1803, settled at Grassmere, in Westmoreland. In 1803, he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Hutchinson, of Penrith, by whom he has several children. He has continued ever since to reside at Grassmere, or at Rydal, on one of the Westmoreland lakes, ex- cept during the period of a third tour on the continent (1820), in which he bent his steps to the classic land of Italy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As may be imagined, he could discover nothing, and reported them to be perfectly harmless. It was while he was dwelling in Somer- setshire that he planned and partly wrote the Lyrical Ballads, intended as an ex- periment on a new system of poetry. They were published in 1798, and re- printed in 1807, with an additional vol- ume. It was a considerable time before this novel poetical style found favor in the eyes of the public ; and it was as- sailed by the weapons of ridicule, satire and argumen...t ; but it. Has at length gained numerous partisans and imitators, and Mr. Wordsworth is now looked up to as the head of a class which includes many men of talents. In 1798, he paid, in company with his sister, another visit to the continent, and, in 1803, settled at Grassmere, in Westmoreland. In 1803, he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Hutchinson, of Penrith, by whom he has several children. He has continued ever since to reside at Grassmere, or at Rydal, on one of the Westmoreland lakes, ex- cept during the period of a third tour on the continent (1820), in which he bent his steps to the classic land of Italy.
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