The Poetical Works of Wordsworth: With Memoir, Explanatory Notes, Etc
The Poetical Works of Wordsworth: With Memoir, Explanatory Notes, Etc
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ADDRESS TO KILCHURN CASTLE, UPON LOCH AWE.
From the lop of the hill a most impressive scene opened upon our view, — a ruined Castle on an Island (for an Island tlie flood liad made it) at some distance from tlie shore, backed by a Cove of tlie Mountain Cruachan, down which came a foaminsi stream. The Castle occupied every foot of the Island that was vijible to us, appearing to rise out of the water, — mists rested upon the mouutam side, with sjwts of sunshine ; liiere was a mild desolation in t...he low jirounds, a so'emn grandeur in the mountains, and the Castle wa$ wild, yet stately— not dismantled of tur- rets — nor the walls broken down, thtrtigh o')« viously a ruin." — Extract frotn the yourual 0/ )ny Cojnpanion.
Child of loud-throated War ! the mountain Stream Roars in thy hearing ; but thy hour of rest Is come, and thou art silent in thy age ; Save when the wind sweeps by and sounds are caught Ambiguous, neither wholly thine nor theirs.
Oh ! there is life that breathes not ; Powers there are That touch each otherto theciuickin modes, Which the gross world 110 sense hath to perceive, No soul to dream of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ADDRESS TO KILCHURN CASTLE, UPON LOCH AWE.
From the lop of the hill a most impressive scene opened upon our view, — a ruined Castle on an Island (for an Island tlie flood liad made it) at some distance from tlie shore, backed by a Cove of tlie Mountain Cruachan, down which came a foaminsi stream. The Castle occupied every foot of the Island that was vijible to us, appearing to rise out of the water, — mists rested upon the mouutam side, with sjwts of sunshine ; liiere was a mild desolation in t...he low jirounds, a so'emn grandeur in the mountains, and the Castle wa$ wild, yet stately— not dismantled of tur- rets — nor the walls broken down, thtrtigh o')« viously a ruin." — Extract frotn the yourual 0/ )ny Cojnpanion.
Child of loud-throated War ! the mountain Stream Roars in thy hearing ; but thy hour of rest Is come, and thou art silent in thy age ; Save when the wind sweeps by and sounds are caught Ambiguous, neither wholly thine nor theirs.
Oh ! there is life that breathes not ; Powers there are That touch each otherto theciuickin modes, Which the gross world 110 sense hath to perceive, No soul to dream of.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Wordsworth: With Memoir, Explanatory Notes, Etc?
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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