The Poetical Works Of William Wordsworth Vol. VI

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Author

Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850

Title

The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 6 (of 8)

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Produced by Jonathan Ingram, Jane Robins and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

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English

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PR: Language and Literatures: English literature

Subject

English poetry -- 18th century

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Text

eBook-No.

47651

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https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/47651

Release Date

December 13, 2014

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.THE POETICAL WORKS OF WILLIAM WORDSWORTH VOL. VI
2. 2.CONTENTS — 1814 — 1815 — 1816 — 1817 — 1818 — 1819 — 1820
3. 3.WORDSWORTH'S POETICAL WORKS 1814 — LAODAMIA — MEMORIALS OF A TOUR IN SCOTLAND — I — THE BROWNIE'S CELL — II COMPOSED AT CORA LINN, — III EFFUSION, — "FROM THE DARK CHAMBERS OF DEJECTION FREED" — IV YARROW VISITED — LINES
4. 4.1815 — DEDICATION TO THE WHITE DOE OF RYLSTONE — EPISTLE DEDICATORY — ARTEGAL AND ELIDURE — TO B. R. HAYDON — NOVEMBER 1 — SEPTEMBER, 1815 — "THE FAIREST, BRIGHTEST, HUES OF ETHER FADE" — "WEAK IS THE WILL OF MAN, HIS JUDGMENT BLIND" — "HAIL, TWILIGHT, SOVEREIGN OF ONE PEACEFUL HOUR" — "THE SHEPHERD, LOOKING EASTWARD, SOFTLY SAID" — "EVEN AS A DRAGON'S EYE THAT FEELS THE STRESS" — "MARK THE CONCENTRED HAZELS THAT ENCLOSE" — "SURPRISED BY JOY—IMPATIENT AS THE WIND"
5. 5.1816 — ODE The Morning of the Day appointed for a General Thanksgiving. January 18, 1816 — ODE — INVOCATION TO THE EARTH [BI] — ODE [BL] — ODE — THE FRENCH ARMY IN RUSSIA, 1812-13 [160] — ON THE SAME OCCASION [162] — SIEGE OF VIENNA RAISED BY JOHN SOBIESKI [BV] — OCCASIONED BY THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO [166] — OCCASIONED BY THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO [167] — "EMPERORS AND KINGS, HOW OFT HAVE TEMPLES RUNG" — FEELINGS OF A FRENCH ROYALIST, [172] — DION — A FACT, AND AN IMAGINATION; — "A LITTLE ONWARD LEND THY GUIDING HAND" — TO ——,
6. 6.1817 — VERNAL ODE [220] — ODE TO LYCORIS — TO THE SAME — THE LONGEST DAY — HINT FROM THE MOUNTAINS, — THE PASS OF KIRKSTONE [CV] — LAMENT OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS
7. 7.1818 — THE PILGRIM'S DREAM; — INSCRIPTIONS SUPPOSED TO BE FOUND IN AND NEAR A HERMIT'S CELL — COMPOSED UPON AN EVENING OF EXTRAORDINARY SPLENDOUR AND BEAUTY [DD]
8. 8.1819 — THIS, AND THE TWO FOLLOWING, WERE SUGGESTED [347] BY MR. W. WESTALL'S VIEWS OF THE CAVES, [DJ] ETC., IN YORKSHIRE — MALHAM COVE — GORDALE — COMPOSED DURING A STORM [357] — "AERIAL ROCK—WHOSE SOLITARY BROW" — THE WILD DUCK'S NEST — WRITTEN UPON A BLANK LEAF IN "THE COMPLETE ANGLER" — CAPTIVITY—MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS [373] — TO A SNOW-DROP [375] — "WHEN HAUGHTY EXPECTATIONS PROSTRATE LIE" — TO THE RIVER DERWENT — COMPOSED IN ONE OF THE VALLEYS OF WESTMORELAND, ON EASTER SUNDAY [380] — COMPOSED ON EASTER SUNDAY — "GRIEF, THOU HAST LOST AN EVER READY FRIEND" — "I WATCH, AND LONG HAVE WATCHED, WITH CALM REGRET" — I HEARD (ALAS! 'TWAS ONLY IN A DREAM) — THE HAUNTED TREE [DV] — SEPTEMBER, 1819 — UPON THE SAME OCCASION
9. 9.1820 — COMPOSED ON THE BANKS OF A ROCKY STREAM — ON THE DEATH OF HIS MAJESTY (GEORGE THE THIRD) [396] — "THE STARS ARE MANSIONS BUILT BY NATURE'S HAND" — TO THE LADY MARY LOWTHER [EJ] — ON THE DETRACTION WHICH FOLLOWED THE PUBLICATION OF A CERTAIN POEM — OXFORD, MAY 30, 1820 — OXFORD, MAY 30, 1820 — JUNE, 1820 — THE GERMANS ON THE HEIGHTS OF HOCK HEIM [407] — A PARSONAGE IN OXFORDSHIRE — TO ENTERPRISE — THE RIVER DUDDON — TO THE REV. DR. WORDSWORTH [429] [ER] — I "NOT ENVYING LATIAN SHADES—IF YET THEY THROW" — II "CHILD OF THE CLOUDS! REMOTE FROM EVERY TAINT" — III "HOW SHALL I PAINT THEE?—BE THIS NAKED STONE" — IV "TAKE, CRADLED NURSLING OF THE MOUNTAIN, TAKE" — V "SOLE LISTENER, DUDDON! TO THE BREEZE THAT PLAYED" — VI FLOWERS — VII "CHANGE ME, SOME GOD, INTO THAT BREATHING ROSE!" — VIII "WHAT ASPECT BORE THE MAN WHO ROVED OR FLED" — IX THE STEPPING-STONES — X THE SAME SUBJECT — XI THE FAËRY CHASM [FJ] — XII HINTS FOR THE FANCY [FK] — XIII OPEN PROSPECT [FL] — XIV "O MOUNTAIN STREAM! THE SHEPHERD AND HIS COT" — XV "FROM THIS DEEP CHASM, WHERE QUIVERING SUNBEAMS PLAY" — XVI AMERICAN TRADITION — XVII RETURN — XVIII SEATHWAITE CHAPEL [FQ] — XIX TRIBUTARY STREAM [FV] — XX THE PLAIN OF DONNERDALE [FW] — XXI "WHENCE THAT LOW VOICE?—A WHISPER FROM THE HEART" — XXII TRADITION [FZ] — XXIII SHEEP-WASHING [GA] — XXIV THE RESTING-PLACE — XXV "METHINKS 'TWERE NO UNPRECEDENTED FEAT" — XXVI "RETURN, CONTENT! FOR FONDLY I PURSUED" — XXVII "FALLEN, AND DIFFUSED INTO A SHAPELESS HEAP" — XXVIII JOURNEY RENEWED — XXIX "NO RECORD TELLS OF LANCE OPPOSED TO LANCE" — XXX "WHO SWERVES FROM INNOCENCE, WHO MAKES DIVORCE" — XXXI "THE KIRK OF ULPHA TO THE PILGRIM'S EYE" — XXXII "NOT HURLED PRECIPITOUS FROM STEEP TO STEEP" — XXXIII CONCLUSION — XXXIV AFTER-THOUGHT — POSTSCRIPT — NOTE TO SONNETS XVII AND XVIII — MEMOIR OF THE REV. ROBERT WALKER — MEMORIALS OF A TOUR ON THE CONTINENT 1820 — DEDICATION — I FISH-WOMEN—ON LANDING AT CALAIS — II BRUGÈS — III BRUGÈS — IV AFTER VISITING THE FIELD OF WATERLOO — V BETWEEN [482] NAMUR AND LIEGE — VI AIX-LA-CHAPELLE — VII IN THE CATHEDRAL AT COLOGNE — VIII IN A CARRIAGE, UPON THE BANKS OF THE RHINE — IX HYMN, — X THE SOURCE OF THE DANUBE — XI ON APPROACHING THE STAUBBACH, LAUTERBRUNNEN — XII THE FALL OF THE AAR-HANDEC — XIII MEMORIAL, — XIV COMPOSED IN ONE OF THE CATHOLIC CANTONS [499] — XV AFTER-THOUGHT — XVI SCENE ON THE LAKE OF BRIENTZ — XVII ENGELBERG, THE HILL OF ANGELS [504] — XVIII OUR LADY OF THE SNOW — XIX EFFUSION, — XX THE TOWN OF SCHWYTZ — XXI ON HEARING THE "RANZ DES VACHES" ON THE TOP OF THE PASS OF ST. GOTHARD — XXII FORT FUENTES [516] — XXIII THE CHURCH OF SAN SALVADOR, SEEN FROM THE LAKE OF LUGANO — XXIV THE ITALIAN ITINERANT, AND THE SWISS GOATHERD — XXV THE LAST SUPPER, BY LEONARDO DA VINCI, IN THE REFECTORY OF THE CONVENT OF MARIA DELLA GRAZIA—MILAN — XXVI THE ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, 1820 [528] — XXVII THE THREE COTTAGE GIRLS — XXVIII — XXIX STANZAS — XXX ECHO, UPON THE GEMMI — XXXI PROCESSIONS — XXXII ELEGIAC STANZAS — XXXIII SKY-PROSPECT—FROM THE PLAIN OF FRANCE — XXXIV ON BEING STRANDED NEAR THE HARBOUR OF BOULOGNE — XXXV AFTER LANDING—THE VALLEY OF DOVER NOV. 1820 — XXXVI AT DOVER [JG] — XXXVII DESULTORY STANZAS,
10. 10.APPENDIX
11. 11.ADDENDUM

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