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'Twas twisted betwixt nave and spoke;
Her help she lent, and with good heed
Together
we released the Cloak; 1807.
William Wordsworth
" 1807.
Forthwith alighted on the ground
To learn what voice the piteous moan
Had made, a little girl I found, C.
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[Variant 4:
1836.
"My Cloak!
" the word was last and first,
And loud and bitterly she wept,
As if her very heart would burst; 1807.
"My cloak, my cloak" she cried, and spake
No other word, but loudly wept, C.
]
[Variant 5:
1815.
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off the Chaise .
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1807.
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[Variant 6:
1845.
'Twas twisted betwixt nave and spoke;
Her help she lent, and with good heed
Together
we released the Cloak; 1807.
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between .
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1840.
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[Variant 7:
1836.
A wretched, wretched rag indeed!
1807.
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[Variant 8:
1845.
She sate like one past all relief;
Sob after sob she forth did send
In wretchedness, as if her grief 1807.
]
[Variant 9:
1836.
And then, .
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