The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 1 by William Wordsworth
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FOOTNOTES TO THE TEXT [Footnote A: Yet commanding, 1798-1805.] [Footnote B: The Ferry on Windermere.--Ed.] * * * * * SUB-FOOTNOTES TO THE VARIANTS [Sub-Footnote i: The final retention of the reading of 1798 was probably due to a remark of Charles Lamb's, in 1815, in which he objected to the loss of the "admirable line" in the first edition, "a line quite alive," he called it. Future generations may doubt whether the reading of 1798, or that of 1815, is the better.--Ed.] [Sub-Footnote ii: An emendation by S. T. C.--Ed.] |
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