Wordsworth's Informed Reader: Structures of Experience in His PoetryVanderbilt University Press, 1988 - 270 sider |
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... physical exertion required in climbing the mountain . They are expectantly occupied with " eager thoughts " of the scene to be viewed , but progress toward that goal is achieved only through panting exertion by the climbers , " in ...
... physical exertion required in climbing the mountain . They are expectantly occupied with " eager thoughts " of the scene to be viewed , but progress toward that goal is achieved only through panting exertion by the climbers , " in ...
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... physical action represented in the poem . The parents ' following of the child's footprints , an action quite amenable to the narrative lengthening neces- sary for later surprise , is developed fully ; we follow the parents through ...
... physical action represented in the poem . The parents ' following of the child's footprints , an action quite amenable to the narrative lengthening neces- sary for later surprise , is developed fully ; we follow the parents through ...
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... physical weakness . With mental power developed , the reader can then perceive echoes of the visionary in many of Wordsworth's apparently dreary characters . In " Simon Lee , " the history of physical decay is explicit . Like many of ...
... physical weakness . With mental power developed , the reader can then perceive echoes of the visionary in many of Wordsworth's apparently dreary characters . In " Simon Lee , " the history of physical decay is explicit . Like many of ...
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