English poem
A Whirl-Blast From Behind The Hill
Composed March 18, 1798.--Published 1800.
[Observed in the holly-grove at Alfoxden, where these verses were written in the spring of 1799. [A] I had the pleasure of again seeing, with dear friends, this grove in unimpaired beauty forty-one years after. [B]--I. F.]
Classed among the "Poems of the Fancy."--Ed.
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