Titlebook: Wordsworth and the Human Heart; John Beer Book 1978 John Beer 1978 heart.William Wordsworth.Wordsworth

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A Link of Life?,gests that the two men attended a public meeting on the slave trade at Bristol in the late summer of 1795, and that they met (probably with Southey and Edith Fricker) in a lodging-house, where Wordsworth read his poems, including the current version of ‘Salisbury Plain’.. Wordsworth, writing to William Mathews in late October, said,

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Resonances of Joy,ng Tintern, after crossing the Wye, and concluded it just as he was entering Bristol after a ramble of four or five days with Dorothy. Not a line of it was altered, and no part written down until he reached Bristol..

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In Face of Loss,ed a tone, a set of sentiments, which fitted his cultivation of freedom and sensibility during the years with Dorothy, the concluding stanzas of the Ode provided authority for his new commitment to domesticity.

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The Consenting Language,‘How is it, Bill, thee doest write with such good verses? Doest thee invoke Muses?’

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