William Wordsworth Quotes

One Lesson, Shepherd, Let Us Two Divide,
Taught Both By What She Shews, And What Conceals,
Never To Blend Our Pleasure Or Our Pride
With Sorrow Of The Meanest Thing That Feels.

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