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The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 6 (of 8)

Note 297 — 1817

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1820.

Unblest distinctions—that were mine Early to lock in hapless chains A lingering life that may consign My memory to opprobrious stains {Yet doth it make me proud—even here } {Chained as I am that jealous fear } {Yet faded, fallen, and crushed—even here } {I can be proud that jealous fear } With lurking pride that jealous fear ms. Of what I was, remains—

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