Wordsworth
“His mind is, as it were, coeval with the primary forms of things; his imagination holds immediately from nature, and ‘owes no allegiance’ but ‘to the elements.’....He sees all things in himself.”—Hazlitt.
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“His mind is, as it were, coeval with the primary forms of things; his imagination holds immediately from nature, and ‘owes no allegiance’ but ‘to the elements.’....He sees all things in himself.”—Hazlitt.