Poems in Two Volumes, volume 2
Poems in Two Volumes, volume 2
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For yet it is broad day-light: clouds pass by; A few are near him still--and now the sky, He hath it to himself--'tis all his own. O most ambitious Star! an inquest wrought Within me when I recognised thy light; A moment I was startled at the sight: And, while I gazed, there came to me a thought That I might step beyond my natural race As thou seem'st now to do; might one day trace Some ground not mine; and, strong her strength above, My Soul, an Apparition in the place, Tread there, with steps... that no one shall reprove!
THE BLIND HIGHLAND BOY; WITH _OTHER POEMS_.
_THE BLIND HIGHLAND BOY_. (A Tale told by the Fire-side. ) Now we are tired of boisterous joy, We've romp'd enough, my little Boy! Jane hangs her head upon my breast, And you shall bring your Stool and rest, This corner is your own.
There! take your seat, and let me see That you can listen quietly; And as I promised I will tell That strange adventure which befel A poor blind Highland Boy. 10 A _Highland_ Boy!--why call him so?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For yet it is broad day-light: clouds pass by; A few are near him still--and now the sky, He hath it to himself--'tis all his own. O most ambitious Star! an inquest wrought Within me when I recognised thy light; A moment I was startled at the sight: And, while I gazed, there came to me a thought That I might step beyond my natural race As thou seem'st now to do; might one day trace Some ground not mine; and, strong her strength above, My Soul, an Apparition in the place, Tread there, with steps... that no one shall reprove!
THE BLIND HIGHLAND BOY; WITH _OTHER POEMS_.
_THE BLIND HIGHLAND BOY_. (A Tale told by the Fire-side. ) Now we are tired of boisterous joy, We've romp'd enough, my little Boy! Jane hangs her head upon my breast, And you shall bring your Stool and rest, This corner is your own.
There! take your seat, and let me see That you can listen quietly; And as I promised I will tell That strange adventure which befel A poor blind Highland Boy. 10 A _Highland_ Boy!--why call him so?
What to read after Poems in Two Volumes, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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