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Bustle
vs. calm in the Lyrical Ballads
Tintern Abbey's escape from didacticism
Circles,
repetition, and the end of the Ballads
Wordsworth's simplified
encounter with the leech gatherer
Wordsworth and the future
The leech gatherer's muddy
waters
Redemption and surreality
The Ancient
Mariner's spellbinding eye
Christabel's dreaming
narrator
Blake's symbiotic
clod and pebble
Experience and the destabilized
family
Blake's repudiation, Shelley's communion
Fire, wind, and prophecy
Wordsworth, Clare, and affirmation
Shelley, Clare, and vaulting
Byron's mock
Wordsworth
Don Juan's defamiliarizations
Morality made unnatural
Keats's mortal
nightingale
Female afterlife
LEL's barren
sorrow
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