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

Note 274 — 1844

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Fond fancies’ bond, between a smile and sigh, Do thou more wise, where’er thou turn’st thine eye Converse with Nature in pure sympathy. C.

… be taught to fix an eye On holy Nature in pure sympathy. C.

Fond fancies, wheresoe’er shall range thine eye Among the forms and powers of earth or sky, Converse with Nature in pure sympathy. C.

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