Wordsworth And His Circle
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It is more tru and vitally, biographically and spiritually as well as scenically ar physically, the centre of the Lake District than even Amblesid»i from above which we first took stock of the neighbourhooil. Endowed with the utmost beauty granted to the region, as beau ' ful, essentially, as UUswater or Derwentwater, it has a repose, j_ inwardness, a perfect tranquillity, which are all its own. AA these things it had even more completely when Wordswon dwelt within it. For now, though no railwa...y-sounds insult, the coach-road from Ambleside to Keswick follows closely i; north-eastern shore, and carries a constant stream of pleasut- seeking traffic through its very heart. Wordsworth lived to s; the construction of that road, and to lament it with the indulgl querulousness of a spoilt poet. But, when he was most identifi 1 with the vale, the road ran high above the lake and at sor2 distance back from it, and only a rough path, fit for poe;, anglers, or lovers, lay between the broad expanse and s girdling mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is more tru and vitally, biographically and spiritually as well as scenically ar physically, the centre of the Lake District than even Amblesid»i from above which we first took stock of the neighbourhooil. Endowed with the utmost beauty granted to the region, as beau ' ful, essentially, as UUswater or Derwentwater, it has a repose, j_ inwardness, a perfect tranquillity, which are all its own. AA these things it had even more completely when Wordswon dwelt within it. For now, though no railwa...y-sounds insult, the coach-road from Ambleside to Keswick follows closely i; north-eastern shore, and carries a constant stream of pleasut- seeking traffic through its very heart. Wordsworth lived to s; the construction of that road, and to lament it with the indulgl querulousness of a spoilt poet. But, when he was most identifi 1 with the vale, the road ran high above the lake and at sor2 distance back from it, and only a rough path, fit for poe;, anglers, or lovers, lay between the broad expanse and s girdling mountains.
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