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PDF[Variant 17:
Not with a waste of words, but for the
sake
Of pleasure, which I know that I shall
give
To many living now, I of this Lamp
Speak thus minutely: for there are
no few
Whose memories will bear witness to my
tale.
These lines appeared only in the editions of 1800 and 1802.]
[Variant 18:
1815.
The ... 1800.]
[Variant 19:
1832.
The ... 1800.]
[Variant 20:
1827.
... yet more dear—
Effect which might perhaps have been produc’d
By that instinctive tenderness, ...
1800.]
[Variant 21:
1836.
Blind Spirit, which is in the blood of all, 1800.]
[Variant 22:
1827.
Or ... 1800.]
[Variant 23: This line was first printed in the edition of 1836.]
[Variant 24:
From such, and other causes, to the thoughts
Of the old Man his only Son was now
The dearest object that he knew on earth.
Only in the editions of 1800 to 1820.]
[Variant 25:
1827.
For dalliance ... 1800.]
[Variant 26:
1836.
His cradle with a woman’s gentle hand. 1800.]
[Variant 27:
1836.
... when he Had work by his own door, or when he sate With sheep before him on his Shepherd’s stool, Beneath that large old Oak, which near their door Stood, and from its enormous breadth of shade 1800.]
[Variant 28:
1815.
While this good household thus were living on 1800.
While in the fashion which I have described
This simple Household thus were living
on 1800 (2nd issue).]
[Variant 29:
1836.
As soon as he had gather’d so much
strength
That he could look his trouble in the
face,
It seem’d that his sole refuge was
to sell 1800.]
[Variant 30:
1827.
... itself 1800.]
[Variant 31:
1836.
May come again to us ... 1800.]
[Variant 32: Italics were first used in 1827.]
[Variant 33:
1836.
... for the two last nights 1800.
... through the 1815.]
[Variant 34:
1815.
The Lad ... 1800.]
[Variant 35:
1820.
Next morning ... 1800.]
[Variant 36:
1815.
... which close to the brook side 1800.]
[Variant 37:
1836.
... should speak
Of things ... 1800.]
[Variant 38:
1827.
... as it befalls 1800.]
[Variant 39:
1836.
When ... 1800.]
