Suspiria de Profundis · Character
Mr. Wordsworth
The poet William Wordsworth, referenced as a contemporary and influence.
minor
Also known as Wordsworth, myself
First appearance: suspiria de profundis
Mr. Wordsworth shows up with force in The Glory of Motion. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Not directly present, but the chapter's poetic sensibility and themes of motion and nature echo Wordsworthian ideas; De Quincey was a contemporary.
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In The Glory of Motion: Not directly present, but the chapter's poetic sensibility and themes of motion and nature echo Wordsworthian ideas; De Quincey was a contemporary. Later, in The Solitude of Childhood:…
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- The Glory of Motion
- The Solitude of Childhood
- Who Is This Woman That Beckoneth and Warneth Me from the Place Where She Is, and in Whose Eyes Is Woeful Remembrance? I Guess Who She Is
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