Poems of William Wordsworth
Poems of William Wordsworth
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From the Great Gavel.* down by Leeza*s banks.
And down the Enna, far as Egremont, The day would be a joyous festival ; A.nd those two bells of ours, which there you see — * I'he Great OaTel, so called, I ima^^ne, from ita resemblanoe to tht gable f nd of a house, Is one of the highest of the Cumberland moontidnf.
It stands at the head of the »eTeral Tales of Ennerdale, Wastdale, and Borrowdale.
The Leeza is a rirer which flows into the Lalce of Ennerdale : on issa- ing from the Lake it ohanf^s ...its name, nnd is oalled the End, Ejne, or It fiUls into the sea a little below Egremont Digitized by VjOOQIC THE BROTHERS. 299 Hanging in the open air — ^but, O good Sir, This is sad talk — they 11 never sound for him^ Living or dead. When last we heard of him, He was in slavery among the Moors Upon the Barbary coast. — T was not a little That woidd bring down his spirit ; and no doubt.
Before it ended in his death, the Youth Was sadly crossed. — Poor Leonard ! when we parted, He took me by the hand, and said to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the Great Gavel.* down by Leeza*s banks.
And down the Enna, far as Egremont, The day would be a joyous festival ; A.nd those two bells of ours, which there you see — * I'he Great OaTel, so called, I ima^^ne, from ita resemblanoe to tht gable f nd of a house, Is one of the highest of the Cumberland moontidnf.
It stands at the head of the »eTeral Tales of Ennerdale, Wastdale, and Borrowdale.
The Leeza is a rirer which flows into the Lalce of Ennerdale : on issa- ing from the Lake it ohanf^s ...its name, nnd is oalled the End, Ejne, or It fiUls into the sea a little below Egremont Digitized by VjOOQIC THE BROTHERS. 299 Hanging in the open air — ^but, O good Sir, This is sad talk — they 11 never sound for him^ Living or dead. When last we heard of him, He was in slavery among the Moors Upon the Barbary coast. — T was not a little That woidd bring down his spirit ; and no doubt.
Before it ended in his death, the Youth Was sadly crossed. — Poor Leonard ! when we parted, He took me by the hand, and said to me.
What to read after Poems of William Wordsworth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Wordsworth, Henry Theodore Tuckerman to read onlineMoreLess
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