William Wordsworth And Annette Vallon
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Besides, a prolonged feeling of powerlessness brings with it a kind of paralysis of the affections. Had he been willing to 1 Prelude, XL 87.
58 WILLIAM WORDSWORTH atone for the harm done to Annette, he could not have done so. Had he been desirous of helping her in the accomplishment of her maternal duty, he had neither the money nor the means of sending it.
When, by his friend Raisley Calvert's legacy in 1795, he was enabled to dispose of 900, he could not use this sum in assisting mother and c...hild. He used it as is well known. He secured for himself out of the income of his modest capital a very frugal life devoted to poetry, which he shared with his sister at Racedown. And the happiness he enjoyed there was such that after a time he must have felt a secret terror of any alteration in his mode of living that would deprive him of Dorothy, tear him from the Muse and the country. When to Dorothy was added Coleridge, when his emotional and intellec- tual life was in a way complete, when the first poems which gave him the certainty of his genius gushed out, and he advanced towards the composition of the Lyrical Ballads in the combined joy of friend- ship and poetry; above all, when from the confusion in which Godwin's anarchic doctrines had left him, he turned again to his own country, which day after day became dearer and more indispensable to his heart, and steeped himself again in the remotest memories of his childhood centred round the Lake district then the thought of Annette and Caroline, moving as it still was, no longer came before his eyes save as a troubling vision, contrary to the direction now followed by the flow of his existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, a prolonged feeling of powerlessness brings with it a kind of paralysis of the affections. Had he been willing to 1 Prelude, XL 87.
58 WILLIAM WORDSWORTH atone for the harm done to Annette, he could not have done so. Had he been desirous of helping her in the accomplishment of her maternal duty, he had neither the money nor the means of sending it.
When, by his friend Raisley Calvert's legacy in 1795, he was enabled to dispose of 900, he could not use this sum in assisting mother and c...hild. He used it as is well known. He secured for himself out of the income of his modest capital a very frugal life devoted to poetry, which he shared with his sister at Racedown. And the happiness he enjoyed there was such that after a time he must have felt a secret terror of any alteration in his mode of living that would deprive him of Dorothy, tear him from the Muse and the country. When to Dorothy was added Coleridge, when his emotional and intellec- tual life was in a way complete, when the first poems which gave him the certainty of his genius gushed out, and he advanced towards the composition of the Lyrical Ballads in the combined joy of friend- ship and poetry; above all, when from the confusion in which Godwin's anarchic doctrines had left him, he turned again to his own country, which day after day became dearer and more indispensable to his heart, and steeped himself again in the remotest memories of his childhood centred round the Lake district then the thought of Annette and Caroline, moving as it still was, no longer came before his eyes save as a troubling vision, contrary to the direction now followed by the flow of his existence.
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