... a solemn bleat; Sent forth as if it were the Mountain's voice, 1814. ]
As he expressed; for, from the mountain's heart The solemn bleat appeared to come; there was No other--and the region all around Stood silent, empty of all shape of life. --It was a Lamb--left somewhere to itself, 1814.
As he expressed; from out the mountain's heart The solemn bleat appeared to issue, startling The blank air--for the region all around Stood silent, empty of all shape of life: 1827.
As he described, the regions all around Stood silent, empty of all shape of life. And from the mountain's stony heart the voice Appeared to come, though but the unanswered bleat C.
Again! in the surrounding vacancy The effect upon the soul was ... C. ]
Her foresight; and the intelligence ... 1814. ]
Unscattered by the wind, at whose loud call Their voyage was begun: ... 1814.
By the rough wind unscattered, at whose call Their voyage was begun: ... 1827.
... and perceived. There is a luxury ... 1814. ]
An animated eye; and thoughts were mine Which this ejaculation clothed in words-- 1814.
A kindling eye;--poetic feelings rushed Into my bosom, whence these words broke forth: 1827. ]
... exclaim aloud Be this continued so from day to day, Nor let it have an end from month to month!" 1814.
'Be this continued so from day to day, Nor let the fierce commotion have an end, Ruinous though it be, from month to month!'" 1827.
May this wild uproar last from day to day Nor let from month to month the fierce commotion, Ruinous though it be, abate its rage. C. ]
Shall feel the stirrings of them late and long; 1814. ]
... expressed As by a duplicate, at least set forth With brotherly resemblance.... 1814. ]
A not unwholesome food, and earth and air Supply his morbid humour with delight. 1814.
Food not unwholesome; earth and air correct His morbid humour, with delight supplied. 1836. ]
And shady groves, for recreation framed: 1814. ]
Or if the Mind turn inward 'tis perplexed, Lost in a gloom of uninspired research; 1814. ]
... restlessly revolves, Yet nowhere finds the cheering light of truth. 1814.
Rests not but on its axis, evermore Revolving, nowhere finds the light of truth. C.
Seeks, yet can nowhere find the light of truth. C. ]