“Lines composed…”, or simply “composed…”, is a conventional title of a poem and occurs in many of Wordsworth’s poems. Traditionally “composed in” or “upon” refers to drawing a picture (impression) on the spot, under the very influence of the scene.
英美文学
章节列表
Unit 1 An Introduction to English Literature10Unit 2 Shakespeare10Unit 3 John Milton: Paradise Lost10Unit 4 Daniel Defoe and Robinson Crusoe10Unit 5 William Wordsworth’s Tintern Abbey5Unit 6 John Keats: Ode on a Grecian Urn10Unit 7 Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice10Unit 8 Charlotte Bronte: Jane Eyre10Section 9 Charles Dickens: Oliver Twist10Unit 10 James Joyce and “Araby”10