. Wordsworth for the young; selections with an introduction for parents and teachers . he others. There is a difference of opinion concerning themountains intended by Wordsworth, in ITie Excursion, where he says, I could not, ever and anon, forbear To glance an upward look on two huge Peaks. But the Langdale Pikes have the weight of opinion in their favor. It is earnestly hoped that the charming bits from TJie Prelude will prove the vestibule to usherthe child-reader into the more glorious Cathedral. Then indeed will he be able to discern for him-self, and — what is better — possess thatinw^ar


. Wordsworth for the young; selections with an introduction for parents and teachers . he others. There is a difference of opinion concerning themountains intended by Wordsworth, in ITie Excursion, where he says, I could not, ever and anon, forbear To glance an upward look on two huge Peaks. But the Langdale Pikes have the weight of opinion in their favor. It is earnestly hoped that the charming bits from TJie Prelude will prove the vestibule to usherthe child-reader into the more glorious Cathedral. Then indeed will he be able to discern for him-self, and — what is better — possess thatinw^ard eye which shall make life sweeter and holier. I have to express my heartiest thanks to the friends who have favored me with helpful sugges-tions in preparing this little book for the press. I am under many obligations for encouragementand advice to Prof. Knight of St. Andrews, Scotland, the founder and upholder of the Words-worth Society, the author of much valuable Wordsworth literature, as well as the most completeedition of the Poems. C. M. St. J. Ithaca, N. Y., Nov. INTRODUCTIOK FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS. Part I. For Young Children. The Cottager to Her Infant. 15 Address to a Child. 16 The Mothers Return. 19 Loving and Liking. 22 The Kitten and Falling Leaves. 25 To the Small Celandine. 28 The Daisy (Extract). 31 Lucy Gray. 33 The Redbreast Chasing the Butterfly. 37 Rural Architecture. 39 Characteristic of a Favorite Dog. 40 Written in March. 42 Foresight. 43 We are Seven. 45 To the Clouds. 48 The Idle Shepherd Boys. 50 The White Doe of Rylstone (Extract). S3 The Blind Highland Boy. 56 The Westmoreland Girl. 63 The Daffodils. 64 Fidelity. 65 The Pet Lamb. 66 The Green Linnet. 70 The Last of the Flock. 72 To a Butterfly. 77 From The Prologue to Peter Bell. 78 To The Cuckoo. 81 Goody Blake and Harry Gill. 83 Alice Fell. 87 Part II. For Older Children. Impromptu. 93 The Boy of Winander. 94 So Fair, So Sweet, withal so Sensitive. 95 To a Child. 95 To the Same Flower


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