The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth
Chapter 186 : ... they found that he was gone. From this no ill was feared; but one of them, Enterin

... they found that he was gone.

From this no ill was feared; but one of them, Entering by chance, at even-tide, the house 1820.

In all else the edition of 1820 is identical with the final text of 1827.]

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1836.

Some went, and some towards the Lake; ... 1800.

Some hastened, some towards the Lake: ... 1820.]

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... Lad ... 1800.]

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1820.

... said ... 1800.]

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1815.

... Lad ... 1800.]

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Upon the gra.s.s, ... 1800.]

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... he perish'd: at the time, We guess, that in his hands he must have had 1800.

must have held 1827.]

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... for midway in the cliff It had been caught, and there for many years 1800.]

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... but he felt Tears rus.h.i.+ng in; both left the spot in silence, 1800.]

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1836.

Pointing towards the Cottage, he entreated 1800.]

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... fervent 1800.]

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Were with him in his heart: his cherish'd hopes, 1800.]

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... travell'd on ... 1800.]

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That night, address'd a letter to the Priest 1800.]