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Side vi
... natural affections , and his acquired passions ; which have the same ennobling tendency as the productions of men , in ... nature ; he made tours in all directions to store his mind with imagery , travelling ( as Rousseau tells us all ...
... natural affections , and his acquired passions ; which have the same ennobling tendency as the productions of men , in ... nature ; he made tours in all directions to store his mind with imagery , travelling ( as Rousseau tells us all ...
Side vi
... natural affections , and his acquired passions ; which have the same ennobling tendency as the productions of men , in ... nature ; he made tours in all directions to store his mind with imagery , travelling ( as Rousseau tells us all ...
... natural affections , and his acquired passions ; which have the same ennobling tendency as the productions of men , in ... nature ; he made tours in all directions to store his mind with imagery , travelling ( as Rousseau tells us all ...
Side viii
... born ; consequently a desultory reader , and not a student . He , no doubt , read a great deal ; but his explorations into the great volume of nature were more earnest than into the " monuments of buried minds , " viii LIFE OF WORDSWORTH .
... born ; consequently a desultory reader , and not a student . He , no doubt , read a great deal ; but his explorations into the great volume of nature were more earnest than into the " monuments of buried minds , " viii LIFE OF WORDSWORTH .
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... nature has reason to expect . It is true he never derived much advantage from his poetical works , that is , in comparison with some of his contemporaries ; but , before the £ 900 were spent , the tenacious Lord Lonsdale died , and the ...
... nature has reason to expect . It is true he never derived much advantage from his poetical works , that is , in comparison with some of his contemporaries ; but , before the £ 900 were spent , the tenacious Lord Lonsdale died , and the ...
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... natural urbanity and love of his fellow - creatures were apparent . The year 1813 was an important epoch in his life ... nature are viewed and treated of in the spirit of deep , contemplative genius , combined with the aspirations of ...
... natural urbanity and love of his fellow - creatures were apparent . The year 1813 was an important epoch in his life ... nature are viewed and treated of in the spirit of deep , contemplative genius , combined with the aspirations of ...
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