Poetical Works
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- individual, a sketch of whose character is given
- To the Memory of
- [Footnote AC: "_Leir_ who next Reigned, had only three Daugh
- "Weak is the will of Man, his judgment blind;
- No more--the guilt is banish'd,
- When the soft hand of sleep had closed the latch
- The full title in 1816 was _Inscription for a
- Dion was anxious to give Syracuse a constitution, but he fou
- O, nursed at happy distance from the cares
- [Written at Rydal Mount. Thoughts and feelings of many walks
- No sound is uttered,--but a deep[333]
- [Footnote DQ: An allusion to the so-called Sacred Band, whos
- Dogmatic Teachers, of the snow-white fur!
- [It is with the little river Duddon as it is with most other
- [Footnote FE: "Even in the 'unfruitful solitudes' of Wrynose
- on Wallabarrow, but found none there sufficiently striking t
- No record tells of lance opposed to lance,
- This individual is the Pastor alluded to, in the eighteenth
- The afternoon service in the chapel was less numerously atte
- The following is from Dorothy Wordsworth's Journal:--"Friday
- "26th July.--Reached Heidelberg.... We walked a while about
- Where patient ...
- "Thursday, Aug. 24.--... On the banks of the infant Ticino,
- Now that the farewell tear is dried,
- Such (but O lavish Nature! why
- [Footnote IQ: Professor Lewis Campbell sent me the following
- References to Young Goddard occur in Mrs. Wordsworth's Journ
- London.