The Complete Poetical Works of William Wordsworth
The Complete Poetical Works of William Wordsworth
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while I speak, the labouring Sun His glad deliverance has begun: The cypress waves her sombre plume More cheerily; and town and tower, The vineyard and the olive-bower, Their lustre re-assume !
O Ye, who guard and grace my home While in far-distant lands we roam, What countenance hath this Day put on for you ?
While we looked round with favoured eyes, Did sullen mists hide lake and skies 71 And mountains from your view ?
Or was it given you to behold Like vision, pensive though not cold, From t...he smooth breast of gay Winander- mere ?
Saw ye the soft yet awful veil Spread over Grasmere's lovely dale, Helvellyn's brow severe ?
I ask in vain — and know far less If sickness, sorrow, or distress 80 Have spared my Dwelling to this hour; Sad blindness ! but ordained to prove Our faith in Heaven's unfailing love And all-controlling power.
XXVII THE THREE COTTAGE GIRLS 1820. 1822 How blest the Maid whose heart — yet free From Love's uneasy sovereignty — Beats with a fancy running high, Her simple cares to magnify; Whom Labour, never urged to toil, Hath cherished on a healthful soil; Who knows not pomp, who heeds not pelf; Whose heaviest sin it is to look Askance upon her pretty Self Reflected in some crystal brook; 10 Whom grief hath spared — who sheds no tear But in sweet pity; and can hear Another's praise from envy clear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
while I speak, the labouring Sun His glad deliverance has begun: The cypress waves her sombre plume More cheerily; and town and tower, The vineyard and the olive-bower, Their lustre re-assume !
O Ye, who guard and grace my home While in far-distant lands we roam, What countenance hath this Day put on for you ?
While we looked round with favoured eyes, Did sullen mists hide lake and skies 71 And mountains from your view ?
Or was it given you to behold Like vision, pensive though not cold, From t...he smooth breast of gay Winander- mere ?
Saw ye the soft yet awful veil Spread over Grasmere's lovely dale, Helvellyn's brow severe ?
I ask in vain — and know far less If sickness, sorrow, or distress 80 Have spared my Dwelling to this hour; Sad blindness ! but ordained to prove Our faith in Heaven's unfailing love And all-controlling power.
XXVII THE THREE COTTAGE GIRLS 1820. 1822 How blest the Maid whose heart — yet free From Love's uneasy sovereignty — Beats with a fancy running high, Her simple cares to magnify; Whom Labour, never urged to toil, Hath cherished on a healthful soil; Who knows not pomp, who heeds not pelf; Whose heaviest sin it is to look Askance upon her pretty Self Reflected in some crystal brook; 10 Whom grief hath spared — who sheds no tear But in sweet pity; and can hear Another's praise from envy clear.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works of William Wordsworth?
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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