The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volume 1Edward Moxon, 1836 - English poetry |
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Page xi
... images , thoughts , and feelings ; and assists the sensibility in perceiving their con- nection with each other . 4thly , Imagination and Fancy , -to modify , to create , and to associate . 5thly , Invention , -by which characters are ...
... images , thoughts , and feelings ; and assists the sensibility in perceiving their con- nection with each other . 4thly , Imagination and Fancy , -to modify , to create , and to associate . 5thly , Invention , -by which characters are ...
Page xviii
... images of nature supplied to it the place of thought , sentiment , and almost of action ; or , as it will be found expressed , of a state of mind when ' the sounding cataract Haunted me like a passion the tall rock , The mountain , and ...
... images of nature supplied to it the place of thought , sentiment , and almost of action ; or , as it will be found expressed , of a state of mind when ' the sounding cataract Haunted me like a passion the tall rock , The mountain , and ...
Page xx
... images . But , though the accompaniment of a musical instrument be frequently dispensed with , the true Poet does ... images within the mind the phenomena of sensation . A man has fancy in proportion as he can call up , connect , or asso ...
... images . But , though the accompaniment of a musical instrument be frequently dispensed with , the true Poet does ... images within the mind the phenomena of sensation . A man has fancy in proportion as he can call up , connect , or asso ...
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William Wordsworth. The more ciate , at pleasure , those internal images ( pavтačew is to cause to appear ) so as to complete ideal repre- sentations of absent objects . Imagination is the power of depicting , and fancy of evoking and ...
William Wordsworth. The more ciate , at pleasure , those internal images ( pavтačew is to cause to appear ) so as to complete ideal repre- sentations of absent objects . Imagination is the power of depicting , and fancy of evoking and ...
Page xxii
... images ; or fancy from quick and vivid recollec- tion of them : each is nothing more than a mode of memory . If the two words bear the above meaning , and no other , what term is left to designate that faculty of which the Poet is all ...
... images ; or fancy from quick and vivid recollec- tion of them : each is nothing more than a mode of memory . If the two words bear the above meaning , and no other , what term is left to designate that faculty of which the Poet is all ...
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