LNK.DEMO1AA

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00000680: 54 20 CC 41 55 52 45 41  54 45 20 49 4E 20 31 38  |T .AUREATE IN 18|
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000006A0: C6 37 20 54 4F 20 42 41  43 4B 20 55 50 2E 0D 0D  |.7 TO BACK UP...|
000006B0: 0D                                                |.               |

.RVA.WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, B. 7 APRIL 1770
,.D. 23 APRIL 1850, WAS ONE OF THE.GREAT
EST OF THE ENGLISH ROMANTIC.POETS, CONCE
NTRATING ON THE TEMPERING.EFFECT OF NATU
RALISM, WHICH WAS A.COMMON THEME OF THE 
TIME..     ORPHANED AT THE AGE OF 13,.WO
RDSWORTH HAD A LONELY CHILDHOOD..HOWEVER
, HIS LATER LIFE WAS COLORFUL,.TRAVELING
 TO MANY PLACES ABROAD IN.ENGLAND AND IN
 EUROPE. HE SPENT FOUR.YEARS AT CAMBRIDG
E (ALTHOUGH HE NEVER.RECEIVED A DEGREE);
 A YEAR IN FRANCE,.WHERE HE FATHERED A D
AUGHTER, WHOM HE.SUBSEQUENTLY ABANDONED 
WITH THE.MOTHER; SIX YEARS IN THE SOUTH 
OF.ENGLAND, WHERE HE MET HIS GREATEST.FR
IEND, SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE, HIS.COLLA
BORATOR ON MANY LITERARY.PROJECTS; AND A
 YEAR IN GERMANY. IN.1799 HE FINALLY SET
TLED DOWN WITH HIS.SISTER IN GRASMERE.. 
    ALTHOUGH A PROLIFIC POET, HIS.BEST W
ORKS WERE DONE OVER THE SPAN OF.ONLY ABO
UT A DECADE, INCLUDING."MICHAEL" (1800),
 ODE: INTIMATIONS OF.IMMORTALITY FROM RE
COLLECTIONS OF.EARLY CHILDHOOD (1802?), 
AS WELL AS..LNDEMO1AAA."THE WORLD IS TOO
 MUCH WITH US". AT.COLERIDGE'S URGING, H
E STRUGGLED TO.FORM A LONG PHILOSOPHICAL
 POEM ON.NATURE, MAN, AND SOCIETY, BUT T
HE.POEM WAS ONLY PARTIALLY COMPLETED,.AN
D LATER INTO WORDSWORTH'S LIFE, HE.RETRE
ATED FROM HIS FAITH IN NATURE.FOR MORE F
ORMAL CODES OF HUMAN.BEHAVIOR AND MORALI
TY. MANY LITERARY.AUTHORITIES HAVE PROPO
SED THAT.WORDSWORTH WAS AN INSECURE MAN,
 FIRST.FROM HIS ISOLATED CHILDHOOD AND H
IS.GUILT AT DESERTING HIS LOVER IN.FRANC
E; CONSEQUENTLY, HE CAME TO RELY.ON COLE
RIDGE FOR HIS INTELLECTUALISM.AND HIS SI
STER DOROTHY FOR EMOTIONAL.SUPPORT. WHAT
EVER HIS PERSONAL.FAILURES MAY HAVE BEEN
, HOWEVER, HIS.REPUTATION AS A GREAT POE
T WAS.SECURE, BECOME POET LAUREATE IN 18
43....CO2.PRESS F7 TO BACK UP....

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