<p>We start with the Intimations Ode, which means we really start with "My Heart Leaps Up" -- and after the fourth stanza, which is where Wordsworth broke it off, we go to the glad preamble of The Prelude.  Some attention to echoes between Coleridge and Wordsworth.</p>

We start with the Intimations Ode, which means we really start with "My Heart Leaps Up" -- and after the fourth stanza, which is where Wordsworth broke it off, we go to the glad preamble of The Prelude. Some attention to echoes between Coleridge and Wordsworth.

<p>We start with the Intimations Ode, which means we really start with "My Heart Leaps Up" -- and after the fourth stanza, which is where Wordsworth broke it off, we go to the glad preamble of The Prelude.&nbsp; Some attention to echoes between Coleridge and Wordsworth.</p>

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Early Romantics XVII Mon 3-25-19 -- Intimations Ode 1-4 and opening of Prelude