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And now the universal tides repose,
And, brightly blue, the
burnished
mirror glows, 1820.
Wordsworth - 1
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1793.
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[Variant 26:
1845.
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zephyrs .
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1820.
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[Variant 27: This stanza was added in the edition of 1820.
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[Variant 28:
1845.
This couplet was added in 1845.
]
[Variant 29:
1845.
And now the universal tides repose,
And, brightly blue, the
burnished
mirror glows, 1820.
]
[Variant 30:
1845.
The sails are dropped, the poplar's foliage sleeps,
And insects clothe, like dust, the glassy deeps.
This couplet followed l.
127 from 1820 to 1843.
]
[Variant 31:
1820
Shot, down the headlong pathway darts his sledge; 1793.
]
[Variant 32:
1820.
Beside their sheltering [i] cross of wall, the flock
Feeds on in light, nor thinks of winter's shock;
Only in the edition of 1793.
]
[Variant 33:
1820.
Dashed down .
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.
1793.
]
[Variant 34:
1836.
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