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Imagining the Gallery: The Social Body of British Romanticism
("To a Painter," lines 1-8) The sonnet presents Wordsworthian experience as
timeless and ego-based. The portrait is trapped in the moment of its making,
whereas the mental image discloses "eyes unbedimmed" and "bloom that cannot
fade.
Christopher Kent Rovee,
2006
Happy the female that can swoon into insensibility at sights like this ! a waking,
during, unbedimmed consciousness of such horrors would be beyond the
possibility of suffering. Lucy fell by the side of her parent ; Arthur himself, amongst
others, ...
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The National Preacher Or Original Monthly Sermons from ...
... and the consecutive parts, has not yet been clearly construed in every passage
, on account of its great reach of thought and its marvellous richness ; and of
which the peroration is reserved to be read in another world with eyes
unbedimmed, ...
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The United States Magazine and Democratic Review
I stand on the spot that once bounded your view, And beyond see a horizon
hidden from you, Though a mist seems to rise in the distant profound, It is fringed
with a halo, reflecting a bound Unbedimmed by a cloud, which the Future shall
see, ...
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Tales, Old and New, with Other Lesser Poems
... the further depth of farthest Heaven, A new beginning, a new dawn would be ;
Astounding scenes of the dread Universe, Unlessening, unbedimmed,
unbounded ever Should light their glories,—endless, centreless, Creations all
unthought ...
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Popular poems, selected by E. Parker
The Oriole builds her a pensile cot ; And pensile on earth be each hope or fear ;
Rejoicing as though I rejoiced not, And weeping as though unbedimmed by a
tear. But the eagle repairs to the lofty rock ; Serene are the skies where she
plumeth ...
Elizabeth Parker (editor.),
1841
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Marathon: And Other Poems
Gone where affection's ties are never broken, And joy continues, unbedimmed by
tears, Where peace abides, and love's undying token Rises, like incense, through
eternal years. STROPHE. Gone from the social hearth; Gone from the altars of ...
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The U.S. Democratic Review
I stand on the spot that once bounded your view, And beyond see a horizon
hidden from you, Though a mist seems to rise in the distant profound, It is fringed
with a halo, reflecting a bound Unbedimmed by a cloud, which the Future shall
see, ...
Happy the female that can sWQon into insensibility at sights- like this! a waking,
during, unbedimmed consciousness of such horrors would be beyond the
possibility of suffering. Lucy fell by the side of her pa, rent; Arthur himself,
amongst ...
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The Complete Poetical Works of William Wordsworth: Last poems
All praise the Likeness by thy skill portrayed; But 't is a fruitless task to paint for
me, Who, yielding not to changes Time has made, By the habitual light of memory
see Eyes unbedimmed, see bloom that cannot fade, And smiles that from their ...
William Wordsworth, Andrew Jackson George,
1919