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The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 7 (of 8)

Note 779 — 1833

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1840.

Till undiscriminating Ruin swept The Land, and Wrong perpetual vigils kept; With proof before her that on public ends Domestic virtue vitally depends. 1835. And civic strife, by hourly calling forth Mutual despite, can turn the happiest hearth Into a rankling sore of self-tormented earth. C.

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