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

Note 570 — 1820 (continued 3)

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1850.

. . . . . . peace; How strange thought I this orderly release From social noise. What law elsewhere unknown That stillness guards? Then ocean cried, "I drown In solemn sounds; let wonder cease! So through his spiritual ear is man set free From conscious pressure of life's heaviest din, ms. When the . . . . . . . . . . . . release From social noise, quiet elsewhere unknown: { A spirit whispered } { Then cried a spirit } "Doth not ocean drown In solemn sounds; let wonder cease! ms. So through his overpowering murmurs . . . . . .

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