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I'm sorry.
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I quoted some lines from Wordsworth's
Ode on Intimations of Immortality.
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Did you hear them?
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I'm afraid not, Miss Metcalf.
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Then I must ask you to turn your text
to Page 380.
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Yes, l....
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You read the lines to me.
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Yes.
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Stand please.
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"Though nothing can bring back the hour
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"Of splendor in the grass...
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"...of glory in the flower;
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"We will grieve not, rather find
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"Strength in what remains behind...."
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Perhaps you can tell me
exactly what the poet means...
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...by such expressions as
"splendor in the grass"...
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...and "glory in the flower."
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I think it has some....
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Yes?
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Well, when we're young...
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...we look at things very idealistically,
I guess.
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And I think Wordsworth means...
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...that when we grow up...
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...that we have to forget
the ideals of youth...