Poetical Works
章节目录
共 28 段- --Hast thou then survived--
- From this time forth he never shared a smile
- [Was written at the same time, 1805. The Dog Music died, age
- "... It does me good to weep for him, and it does me good to
- The Horses have worked with right good-will,
- There he is--resolved to stop,
- 'Yes, I, and all about me here,
- We thus find that Books I. to IV. had been written by the 6t
- When, as becomes a man who would prepare
- [Footnote X: The "terrace walk" is at the foot of the garden
- And not alone,
- Beside the pleasant Mill of Trompington [D]
- Nor less do I remember to have felt,
- One day, when from my lips a like complaint
- "It was, of course, only the mirage; but this he changed to
- Lightly equipped, [g] and but a few brief looks
- [Footnote Y: The river Otter, in Devon, thus addressed by Co
- From this memorial tribute to my theme
- What sounds are those, Helvellyn, that [1] are heard
- The curious traveller, who, from open day,
- Such was the state of things. Meanwhile the chief
- It was a beautiful and silent day
- As I advanced, all that I saw or felt
- Depressed, bewildered thus, I did not walk
- [Footnote F: The year was evidently 1783, but the locality i
- It was a close, warm, breezeless summer night,
- When first saluted by the light of thine,
- There can be no doubt that this is the crag 'par excellence'