The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth - Volume Ii Part 71
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1815.

Why we have store of them! ... 1800.]

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1815.

Cross-bones or skull, type of our earthly state Or emblem of our hopes: ... 1800.]

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1827.

... winter's evening, 1800.]

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1815.

For five ... 1800.]

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1802.

... still preserv'd 1800.]

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1815.

... in ... 1800.]

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1815.

... these ... 1800.]

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1836.

... For Though from their cradles they had liv'd with Walter, The only kinsman near them in the house, Yet he being old, they had much love to spare, 1800.

The only Kinsman near them, and though he Inclined to them, by reason of his age, With a more fond, familiar tenderness, They, notwithstanding, had much love to spare, 1815.]

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1820.

Was ... 1800.]

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1836.

... when elder boys perhaps Remain'd at home, go staggering through the fords 1800.]

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1832.

... I've ... 1800.]

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1836.

The finest Sunday that the Autumn saw, 1800.]

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1836.

... these .... 1800.]

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1836.

Where foot could come, to one or both of them 1800.]