The Quantocks And Their Associations. a Paper Read Before the Members of the Bath Literary Club On the 11th December, 1871
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" There is everything here ; the sea ; woods wild as fancy ever painted ; and William and I, in a wander by ourselves, found out a sequestered waterfall in a dell formed by steep hills covered by full-grown timber trees. The woods are as fine as those at Lowther, and the country more romantic ; it has the character of the less grand parts of the lakes.
From the end of the house we have a fine view of the sea, over a woody country, and exactly opposite the window where I now sit is an immense wo...od, whose round top has the appearance of a mighty dome. A quarter of a mile from the house is the waterfall of which I spoke." AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS. 31 It was by the side of this fall that Wordsworth composed one of his sweetest lyrics — the Lines in Early Spring: — I heard a thousand blended notes While in a grove I sat reclined, In that sweet mood when pleasant thoughts Bring sad thoughts to the mind.
In reading a description which he afterwards wrote of this little combe, one doubts whether his verse or his prose be the most beautiful : " It was," he says, " a chosen resort of mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There is everything here ; the sea ; woods wild as fancy ever painted ; and William and I, in a wander by ourselves, found out a sequestered waterfall in a dell formed by steep hills covered by full-grown timber trees. The woods are as fine as those at Lowther, and the country more romantic ; it has the character of the less grand parts of the lakes.
From the end of the house we have a fine view of the sea, over a woody country, and exactly opposite the window where I now sit is an immense wo...od, whose round top has the appearance of a mighty dome. A quarter of a mile from the house is the waterfall of which I spoke." AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS. 31 It was by the side of this fall that Wordsworth composed one of his sweetest lyrics — the Lines in Early Spring: — I heard a thousand blended notes While in a grove I sat reclined, In that sweet mood when pleasant thoughts Bring sad thoughts to the mind.
In reading a description which he afterwards wrote of this little combe, one doubts whether his verse or his prose be the most beautiful : " It was," he says, " a chosen resort of mine.
What to read after The Quantocks And Their Associations. a Paper Read Before the Members of the Bath Literary Club On the 11th December, 1871?
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