The Life of William Wordsworth volume 1
The Life of William Wordsworth volume 1
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Shall speak of what is done among the fields, Done truly there, or felt, of solid good And real evil, yet be sweet withal. More grateful, more harmonious than the breath. The idle Ijreath of softest pipe attuned To pastoral fancies ? Is there such a stream, Pure and unsullied, flowing from the heart With motions of true dignity and grace ? Or must we seek that stream where Man is not ? Methinks I could repeat in tuneful verse, Delicious as the gentlest breeze that sounds Through that aerial fir...-grove, could preserve Some portion of its human history As gathered from the Matron's lips, and tell Of tears that have been shed at sight of it, And moving dialogues between this pair, "Wlio in their prime of wedlock, with joint hands Did plant the grove, now flourishing, while they No longer flourish, he entirely gone. She withering in her loneliness. Be this A task above my skill ; the silent mind Has her own treasures, and I think of these, Love what I see, and honour humankind. No, we are not alone, we do not stand, ]\Iy Sister, here misplaced and desolate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall speak of what is done among the fields, Done truly there, or felt, of solid good And real evil, yet be sweet withal. More grateful, more harmonious than the breath. The idle Ijreath of softest pipe attuned To pastoral fancies ? Is there such a stream, Pure and unsullied, flowing from the heart With motions of true dignity and grace ? Or must we seek that stream where Man is not ? Methinks I could repeat in tuneful verse, Delicious as the gentlest breeze that sounds Through that aerial fir...-grove, could preserve Some portion of its human history As gathered from the Matron's lips, and tell Of tears that have been shed at sight of it, And moving dialogues between this pair, "Wlio in their prime of wedlock, with joint hands Did plant the grove, now flourishing, while they No longer flourish, he entirely gone. She withering in her loneliness. Be this A task above my skill ; the silent mind Has her own treasures, and I think of these, Love what I see, and honour humankind. No, we are not alone, we do not stand, ]\Iy Sister, here misplaced and desolate.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Angus Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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