Introduction

1-7

Wordsworth's "after-sojourn"

revision and unself-rivalry in the later poetry

11-32

The secondary Wordsworth's first of homes

home at Grasmere

33-47

Wordsworth's cloud of texture

49-61

Lyrical ballads

Wordsworth's book of questions

63-75

Relations of scarcity

ecology and eschatology in the ruined cottage

77-91

Scarcity by gift

horizons of the "Lucy" poems

93-105

Scarcely on the way

the starkness of things in sacral space

107-117

Wordsworth's maculate exception

achieving the "spots of time"

119-131

Imagining naming shaping

stanza VI of "Dejection"

135-147

"Fears in solitude"

reading (from) the dell

149-156

"I mourn to thee"

dedication and insufficiency in "constancy to an ideal object"

157-165

"Frost at midnight"

some Coleridgean intertwinings

167-182

Coleridge conversing

between soliloquy and invocation

183-191

Repetition, difference, and liturgical participation in Coleridge's "The ancient mariner"

193-204

Voice, judgment, and the innocence of self in Coleridge

205-214

Brushwood by inflection, 2

215-219