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At sixteen he wrote his Ode on Chatterton , and he still reverts to that period with
delight , not so much as it relates to himself ( for that string of his own early
promise of fame rather jars than otherwise ) but as exemplifying the youth of a
poet .
At sixteen he wrote his Ode on Chatterton , and he still reverts to that period with
delight , not so much as it relates to himself ( for that string of his own early
promise of fame rather jars than otherwise ) but as exemplifying the youth of a
poet .
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... linnet's nest startles him with boyish delight : an old withered thorn is weighed
down with a heap of recollections : a grey cloak , seen on some wild moor , torn
by the wind or drenched in the rain , afterwards becomes an object of imagination
...
... linnet's nest startles him with boyish delight : an old withered thorn is weighed
down with a heap of recollections : a grey cloak , seen on some wild moor , torn
by the wind or drenched in the rain , afterwards becomes an object of imagination
...
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As those same plumes , so seemed he vain and light , That by his gait might
easily appear ; For still he fared as dancing in delight , And in his hands a windy
fan did bear , That in the idle air he moved still here and there . ' SPENSER .
As those same plumes , so seemed he vain and light , That by his gait might
easily appear ; For still he fared as dancing in delight , And in his hands a windy
fan did bear , That in the idle air he moved still here and there . ' SPENSER .
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