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... kind , worthy to be holden in undying remembrance . " With most of us poetry is a luxury , to be indulged in occasionally only , for fear of being cloyed ; but with Wordsworth it was common food , the very " daily bread " he prayed for ...
... kind , worthy to be holden in undying remembrance . " With most of us poetry is a luxury , to be indulged in occasionally only , for fear of being cloyed ; but with Wordsworth it was common food , the very " daily bread " he prayed for ...
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... kind , worthy to be holden in undying remembrance . " With most of us poetry is a luxury , to be indulged in occasionally only , for fear of being cloyed ; but with Wordsworth it was common food , the very " daily bread " he prayed for ...
... kind , worthy to be holden in undying remembrance . " With most of us poetry is a luxury , to be indulged in occasionally only , for fear of being cloyed ; but with Wordsworth it was common food , the very " daily bread " he prayed for ...
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... kind , Wither'd on the ground must lie ; Daisies leave no fruit behind When the pretty flow'rets die ; Pluck them , and another year As many will be blowing here . God has given a kindlier power To the favour'd strawberry - flower ...
... kind , Wither'd on the ground must lie ; Daisies leave no fruit behind When the pretty flow'rets die ; Pluck them , and another year As many will be blowing here . God has given a kindlier power To the favour'd strawberry - flower ...
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... kind , Wither'd on the ground must lie ; Daisies leave no fruit behind When the pretty flow'rets die ; Pluck them , and another year As many will be blowing here . God has given a kindlier power To the favour'd strawberry - flower ...
... kind , Wither'd on the ground must lie ; Daisies leave no fruit behind When the pretty flow'rets die ; Pluck them , and another year As many will be blowing here . God has given a kindlier power To the favour'd strawberry - flower ...
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... kind , Large , thin , and light , as birch - tree rind , So light a shell that it would swim , And gaily lift its fearless brim Above the tossing surge . And this the little Blind Boy knew : And he c 2 THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD . 19.
... kind , Large , thin , and light , as birch - tree rind , So light a shell that it would swim , And gaily lift its fearless brim Above the tossing surge . And this the little Blind Boy knew : And he c 2 THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD . 19.
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