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William Wordsworth The Prelude: A Parallel Text (English Poets Series)

William Wordsworth

First published in July 1850, shortly after Wordsworth's death, The Prelude was the culmination of over fifty years of creative work. The great Romantic poem of human consciousness, it takes as its theme the growth of a poet's mind': leading the reader back to Wordsworth's formative moments of child...

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The hosts noted that a quoted passage came from Wordsworth's poem The Prelude, which he wrote later after he had become a reactionary figure.

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But do you know who's there for this? Well, you do know, because I know you're a big fan of his, is the great poet William Wordsworth.

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The hosts noted that a quoted passage came from Wordsworth's poem The Prelude, which he wrote later after he had become a reactionary figure.

"

But do you know who's there for this? Well, you do know, because I know you're a big fan of his, is the great poet William Wordsworth.

So this is in The Prelude, which he writes much later when he's become a counterrevolutionary and a massive reactionary. Shall I carry on? Do. We'd love that.

Hidden Brain

The author's mother loved awe in literature and introduced him to many authors, including Wordsworth, whose poem, The Prelude, she mentioned.

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And I would hear quotes of Blake and she told me about the prelude of Wordsworth and then also D.H. Lawrence and others.

— Episode: Happiness 2.0: The Reset Button

Episode: Happiness 2.0: The Reset Button

The author's mother loved awe in literature and introduced him to many authors, including Wordsworth, whose poem, The Prelude, she mentioned.

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And I would hear quotes of Blake and she told me about the prelude of Wordsworth and then also D.H. Lawrence and others.

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It is mentioned that the 18th century poet William Wordsworth was enamored by the falls of Asgath.

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You remember reading about William Wordsworth

— Episode: A Quiet Walk through the Yorkshire Dales

Episode: A Quiet Walk through the Yorkshire Dales

It is mentioned that the 18th century poet William Wordsworth was enamored by the falls of Asgath.

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You remember reading about William Wordsworth

the 18th century poet

who was enamoured by the falls.

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