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Poems of Wordsworth

William Wordsworth · 1854 · Scanned text

156,330 words · about 10 h 57 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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Author
William Wordsworth
Language
English
Published
1854
Length
156,330 words · about 10 h 57 min
Sections
46 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain

 

Contents (46)
  1. Front matter under 1 min
  2. Contents about 36 min
  3. Dedication about 13 min
  4. CANTO SECOND. The Harp in lowliness obeyed about 7 min
  5. Canto Third about 16 min
  6. Canto Fifth about 6 min
  7. CANTO SIXTH. Why comes not Francis ? — From the doleful City about 40 min
  8. I under 1 min
  9. II. The Kainhow comes and goesy under 1 min
  10. III about 1 min
  11. IV. Ye blessed Creatures, I have heard the call about 1 min
  12. VI about 1 min
  13. VIII. Thou, whose exterior semblance doth belie about 1 min
  14. IX about 2 min
  15. XI about 17 min
  16. XII under 1 min
  17. XIII. Here broke off the dangerous converse under 1 min
  18. XIV. But affections higher, holier^ under 1 min
  19. XV. Judge both Fugitives with knowledge under 1 min
  20. XVI. Thought infirm ne'er came between them under 1 min
  21. XVII. On a friendly deck reposing under 1 min
  22. XVIII. Mutual was the sudden transport under 1 min
  23. XIX under 1 min
  24. XX. Make it known that my Companion under 1 min
  25. XXI. Swiftly went that gray-haired Servant under 1 min
  26. XXII. And how blest the Reunited under 1 min
  27. XXIII. Through a haze of human nature under 1 min
  28. XXV. Constant to the fair Armenian under 1 min
  29. XXVI. Mute memento of that union about 1 h 2 min
  30. Part First about 10 min
  31. PART SECOND. We left our Hero in a trance about 6 min
  32. Part Third about 1 h 14 min
  33. Part I about 2 min
  34. PART II, The dwelling of this faithful pa,ir about 2 min
  35. PART III, 'Tis sung in ancient minstrelsy about 2 min
  36. PART IV, The ever-changing Moon had traced about 6 min
  37. Conclusion about 16 min
  38. Book I.— The Wanderer .15 under 1 min
  39. Preface about 39 min
  40. Book Second. The Solitary about 31 min
  41. Book Third, Despondency about 1 h 15 min
  42. BOOK FIFTH. HE PANTOS f HE I'ASINOE about 34 min
  43. Book Sixth. E Church-yard Among The about 40 min
  44. Book Seventh. The Church-yard Among The Mountains about 35 min
  45. Book Eighth. The Parsonage about 20 min
  46. Book Ninth. Discourse Of The Wanderer about 59 min

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Contents

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Publishers' Advertisbment -.----- yiil Essay on the Life and Writings of Wordsworth, by

H. T. TUCKBRMAN ------- ix

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