But now the
pleasant
dream was gone, 1800.
William Wordsworth
.
.
1805.
Dear Ruth! with thee . . . 1836. ]
[Variant 24:
1836.
Even as the east when day comes forth;
And to the west, and south, and north, 1802. ]
[Variant 25:
It is my purer better mind
O maiden innocently kind
What sights I might have seen!
Even now upon my eyes they break!
And then the youth began to speak
Of lands where he had been. MS. ]
[Variant 26:
1845.
But now the pleasant dream was gone, 1800.
Full soon that purer mind . . . 1820. ]
[Variant 27:
1836.
And there, exulting in her wrongs,
Among the music of her songs
She fearfully carouz'd. [b] 1800.
And there she sang tumultuous songs,
By recollection of her wrongs,
To fearful passion rouzed. 1820. ]
[Variant 28:
1836.
wild brook . . . 1800. ]
[Variant 29:
1802.
Dear Ruth! with thee . . . 1836. ]
[Variant 24:
1836.
Even as the east when day comes forth;
And to the west, and south, and north, 1802. ]
[Variant 25:
It is my purer better mind
O maiden innocently kind
What sights I might have seen!
Even now upon my eyes they break!
And then the youth began to speak
Of lands where he had been. MS. ]
[Variant 26:
1845.
But now the pleasant dream was gone, 1800.
Full soon that purer mind . . . 1820. ]
[Variant 27:
1836.
And there, exulting in her wrongs,
Among the music of her songs
She fearfully carouz'd. [b] 1800.
And there she sang tumultuous songs,
By recollection of her wrongs,
To fearful passion rouzed. 1820. ]
[Variant 28:
1836.
wild brook . . . 1800. ]
[Variant 29:
1802.
