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William Wordsworth · Romanticismo
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Me though in life's sequestered vale,
The Almighty Sire ordained to dwell,
Remote from Glory's toilsome ways,
And the great scenes of public praise;
Yet let me still with grateful pride
Remember how my infant frame
He temper'd with prophetic flame,
And early music to my tongue supplied.
← Lines written by Capt. James upon his leaving Charlton Island, where many of his Ship's Crew had died during the winter, which they passed there A.D. 1631-2Now come, ye Naiads, to the fountains lead →
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