Her Father took another Mate."
Ruth, by W. Wordsworth, Works, 1889, p. 121.]
[24] ["The souls of the blessed are supposed by some of the Mahommedans to animate green birds in the groves of Paradise."—Note to Southey's Thalaba, bk. xi. stanza 5, line 13.]
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"I wandered lonely as a cloud."
Works of W. Wordsworth, 1889, p. 205.]
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"Yet some did think that he had little business here."
Ibid., p. 183.
Compare, too, The Dream, line 166, vide post, p. 39—
"What business had they there at such a time?"]
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"He sighed, and turned his eyes, because he knew
'Twas but a larger jail he had in view."
Dryden, Palamon and Arcite, bk. i. lines 216, 217.
Compare, too—
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