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by José Ángel G ARCÍA L ANDA

(University of Zaragoza, Spain)

W ILLIAM W ORDSWORTH (1770-1850)

Works

(English romantic poet; country childhood, radical youth, friends with

Coleridge; travelled to France during Revolution, 1 illegitimate secret child there, returned to England, l. in Grasmere, Lake District, with sister

Dorothy, turned conservative Victorian sage, Poet Laureate)

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_____. From The Prelude, or Growth of a Poet's Mind.

(Book First:

Introduction, Childhood and School-time; Book Second:

School-time continued; from Book Third: Residence at

Cambridge; from Book Fourth: Summer Vacation; from Book

Fifth: Books; from Book Sixth: Cambridge, and the Alps; from

Book Seventh: Residence in London; from Book Eighth:

Retrospect, Love of Nature Leading to Love of Man; from

Book Ninth: Residence in France; from Book Tenth: France

Continued; from Book Eleventh: France, concluded; Book

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_____. Letter to Charles James Fox. In The Personal Note.

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("Lucy," "Al cuco," "Los dafodelos," "No perturba a las monjas la estrechez del convento," "Creí ver los peldaños de un trono, que a mis ojos," "Así santificaba para mí una Visión," "Es un hermoso ocaso, tranquilo y libre; el tiempo," "El mundo es demasiado para nosotros: siempre," "¡Oh clara juventud!

Bastante era dorar,""Mucho llevo observando, con tristeza en

silencio," "Mira los concentrados avellanos que ciñen,"

"Compuesto tras un viaje por Hambleton Hills, Yorkshire,"

"Esas palabras dije cuando, en cavilación," "Compuesto en el puente de Westminster (3 de septiembre de 1802)," "En la abadía de Furness," "Oda: Insinuaciones de inmortalidad por recuerdos de la temprana niñez," "El preludio o desarrollo de la mente de un poeta", fragments from I and II)

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Records, 1990.*

See also English poetry (19th century, Romanticism).

William Wordsworth (1770-1850)

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