Notes to On poetic interpretation of nature — Reading edition
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CHAPTER I. THE SOURCES OF POETRY. · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE SOURCES OF POETRY. · Note 2CHAPTER I. THE SOURCES OF POETRY. · Note 3CHAPTER I. THE SOURCES OF POETRY. · Note 4CHAPTER II. THE POETIC FEELING AWAKENED BY THE WORLD OF NATURE. · Note 1CHAPTER III. POETIC AND SCIENTIFIC WONDER. · Note 1CHAPTER VI. THE MYSTICAL SIDE OF NATURE. · Note 1CHAPTER VII. PRIMEVAL IMAGINATION WORKING ON NATURE—LANGUAGE AND MYTHOLOGY. · Note 1CHAPTER VIII. SOME OF THE WAYS IN WHICH POETS DEAL WITH NATURE. · Note 1CHAPTER VIII. SOME OF THE WAYS IN WHICH POETS DEAL WITH NATURE. · Note 2CHAPTER VIII. SOME OF THE WAYS IN WHICH POETS DEAL WITH NATURE. · Note 3CHAPTER VIII. SOME OF THE WAYS IN WHICH POETS DEAL WITH NATURE. · Note 4CHAPTER IX. NATURE IN HEBREW POETRY, AND IN HOMER. · Note 1CHAPTER IX. NATURE IN HEBREW POETRY, AND IN HOMER. · Note 2CHAPTER XI. NATURE IN CHAUCER, SHAKESPEARE, AND MILTON. · Note 1CHAPTER XIII. NATURE IN COLLINS, GRAY, GOLDSMITH, AND BURNS. · Note 1CHAPTER XIV. WORDSWORTH AS AN INTERPRETER OF NATURE. · Note 1