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Welcome to The Romantic Audience Project 2

This site is a collaborative study of romanticism authored by students enrolled in English 242, Spring 2005, taught by Mark Phillipson at Bowdoin College. The site was built with open-source Wiki software called SnipSnap, adapted for our class by Bowdoin's Educational Research & Development Group.

RAP 2 is the sequel to RAP 1, a project extensively described in Romantic Circles in an essay called The Romantic Audience Project - A Wiki Experiment.

For more information about RAP2, including navigation tips, browser compatibility information, and press notice, please read about this website.

Student authors

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Index of entries

A	...	83	B	...	41	C	...	23	D	...	30	E	...	23	F	...	13
G	...	15	H	...	33	I	...	29	J	...	11	K	...	3	L	...	35
M	...	37	N	...	17	O	...	32	P	...	33	Q	...	3	R	...	21
S	...	51	T	...	138	U	...	3	V	...	1	W	...	37	X	...	0
Y	...	2	Z	...	2	0-9	...	2	@	...	8

All Snips: (738)

A		B
A Cradle Song		Be thou me, impetuous one!
A Cradle Song - Experience		Bean-field - image
A Cyclic Struggle for Understanding and Acceptance		Beat upward to God's throne
A Decade Of Slumber		Beauty is truth, truth beauty
A Defence of Poetry		Bellingham, Washington
A Divine Image		Bells
A Dream		Betrothed, A Tale of of the Times of Maria Theresa
A Fragment		Beware! Beware!
A History of 'The Thorn'		Biographia Literaria - Reading Public
A Little Boy Lost		Biographia Literaria XIV - Coleridge on Wordsworth
A Little Girl Lost		Black and White Image of L.E.L, with attention to her oddly shaped neck
A Memorable Fancy - A Devil, My Friend		Blake annotates Wordsworth
A Memorable Fancy - A Printing-House In Hell		Blake as an Artist, Poet, and Creator
A Memorable Fancy - Isiah and Ezekiel		Blue Life
A Memorable Fancy - The Five Senses		Bound by a strong and mystic chain
A Memorable Fancy - The Vanity of Angels		Bright Eyes
A Musical Instrument		Browning - image
A New Canto		Browser requirements
A Night Piece		Bust of John Clare-image
A Poet's Love		But the thoughts we cannot bridle
A Poison Tree		By That Smile Which Made Me Blest
A Song of Liberty		Byron Comic 1. A Star Is Born
A Strong and Mystic Chain		Byron Comic 10. Breakup
A Summer Evening's Meditation		Byron Comic 11. Two Byrons
A Tale of of the Times of Maria Theresa		Byron Comic 12. The Napoleon of Rhyme
A Thought on Death		Byron Comic 2. Shelley Likes It
A Winter's Ramble in Grasmere Vale		Byron Comic 3. Worried Friends
A beauteous heap, a hill of moss		Byron Comic 4. Canto II
A little black thing		Byron Comic 4. The Publisher
A shipwreck'd mariner was he		Byron Comic 5. The Publisher
A website with pictures of the albatross of Coleridge's poem - image.		Byron Comic 6. Byron or Bread
A world of the dead in the hues of life		Byron Comic 7. Pirates
A worshipper of Nature		Byron Comic 8. Lascivious Illustrations
About this website		Byron Comic 9. Sweet Caroline
Acadia National Park		Byron Comic Title
Add Categories		Byron in Albanian dress
Adonais		bernadette
After Many a Well-Fought Day		bmcdonal
Agony - image		bold, true warriors
Ah, Sunflower		bookservices
Albatross - image		but, more endear'd
America - A Prophecy
Amidst the Flowers Rich and Gay
An Apprehension
An Evolution to Conciliation
An Exploration of Audience in Tintern Abbey
An Exploration of Coleridge's Strategic Transmission
An Inescapable Cycle
An Invite to Eternity
An Unescapable Cycle
An old, mad, blind, despised, and dying King
Ancient Mariner illustration-image
And I can write no more
And I passed the sweet flower o'er.
And away the vapour flew.
And ice, mast-high, came floating by,
And there the dead men lay.
And, father, how can I love you
Anecdote For Fathers...
Anna Laetitia Barbauld
Articles on Wordsworth
As idle as a painted ship
As if it had been a Christian soul
As if through a dungeon-grate he peer'd
At once
Attack the Slovenly Pedant
Author Page
a haunted heart
act and re-act
admin.css
administrator
affected more than other men by absent things
all the hills echoed
all words are idle
apidocs
armed my fears
arms were empty of delight,
as happy as a boy
aschley
asinservices
atmosphere of light
aukwardness
azure sister of the Spring
C		D
Caroline Lamb		Daffodils
Change Upon Change		Dangerous Times
Charlotte Smith		Darkling I listen
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage IV		Death Rides A Pale Horse
Christ Tempted by Satan - image		Death-mate
Christabel		Dirge
Clare's Last letter		Does thou know who made thee
Clarity in Chaos		Does thou know who made thee?
Cold Pastoral!		Don Juan
Coleridge		Don Juan - Canto 1
Coleridge's Defense of Poetry		Don Juan - Canto 11
Coleridge-related images		Don Juan - Canto 2
Composing the Poem		Don Juan - Dedication
Correct the Slovenly Pedants Obvious Mistake		Don Juan Meets His Public
Correct the Slovenly Pedantâs Obvious Mistake		Don Juan â Composition, Publishing, and Reaction
Cot, our Cot o'ergrown		Don Juan-Composition, Publishing, and Reaction
Crowned and Wedded		Dorothy Wordsworth
claims of universality		Dorothy as Audience
commandment		Dorothy's Timeline
common pleasure		Dumb and Dumber
config		debug.css
css		deep joy
curlew image		deep romantic chasm
		deep seclusion; and connect
		deeps or skies
		defects
		demon-lover
		despondency and madness
		dimm'd mine eyes to blindness
		dregs of their dull race
E		F
Earth's Answer		Failed Transmission
Easton, CT		Fare Thee Well
Eighteen Hundred and Eleven, A Poem		Felicia Hemans
Elizabeth Barrett Browning		Fit for my poem
Elizabeth by Samuel Lawrence - image		Flee into the Ubiquitous Caves
Elizabeth by William Charles Ross - image		For future years.
Emanuel von Swedenborg - image		Force their way without the will
England in 1819		Friend
English Bards and Scotch Reviewers excerpt on Wordsworth		factoids about the movies
Enough! or Too much		fit of flame
Essay 1		flow in such a crystal stream
Essay 2		flow in such a crystal stream?
Essays in RAP2 Linked to Dorothy		full-throated ease
Every thing possible to be believ'd
Evil is the active springing from Energy
Expostulation and Reply
elizabeth - image
enjoyments of Genius
epic poet
events having no necessary connection do not produce each other
every winning grace that Love demands
experiment
exquisite the scents
G		H
Glad Day - image		Has brushed away
God		He wastes, in solitude and pain,
God Judging Adam - image		Her head was serpent, but ah, bitter-sweet!
Goody Blake, and Harry Gill, A True Story.		Herbert James Draper - Lamia
Gordon Riots - image		Here
Grasmere Journals		Hid in the Ariff and the sedge
Grasmere grave site images		Holy Thursday
Grief		Holy Thursday - Experience
Grosse Pointe		How Do I Love Thee
general.css		How Do I Love Thee?
glitter		How to look around
glittering eye		Hymn I
griefs destroy		Hymn II
gschlesi		Hymn III
guilty		Hymn IV
		Hymn IX
		Hymn V
		Hymn VI
		Hymn VII
		Hymn VIII
		Hymn X
		Hymn XI
		Hymn XII
		Hymns in Prose for Children
		harmless thing
		harmonious madness
		has not distinct character
		he does not act
		highest wisdom
		hips of mossy red
		holy man
		honest simple verse
		hreese
I		J
I Am		Jeb
I cast thee on the waters - go thy ways		John Clare
I could pray		John Clare's Grave-image
I fall upon the thorns of life! I bleed!		John Keats
I half forget the higher, better things		John Keats - Sosibios Urn
I pass, like night, from land to land;		John White Alexander - Isabella and the Pot of Basil
I stained the water clear,		John Wilkes - image
I stood an inmate of the vale		John William Waterhouse - Lamia
I to the Muses have been bound		jbobsein
I want a hero		jbrown
I was a Traveller		jsnow
Illustration Explanations
Illustration of Clare-image
Image
Image of L.E.L from RAP1
Image of Project
Images of the Abbey
Imagining The Ancient Mariner through the Cinematic Medium
Infant Joy
Infant Sorrow
Insipid in this naughty world of ours
Intentional Disconnection
Interesting Links
Inundated Reality
It moaned
It stands erect, this aged Thorn
immediate pleasure
interwiki
invitation, rather than exclusion
K		L
Keats' Lamia Volume - Straightforward Fame		L.E.L.
Kubla Khan		Lamia
Kubla Khan -image		Lara
		Letter to Percy Bysshe Shelley, August 1820
		Letter to Thomas Moore, 28 February 1817
		Life
		Life As An Echo
		Lightly, as fall the dews upon the rose
		Like a fiend
		Like one whom I had met with in a dream
		Like shades
		Lines Written Among the Euganean Hills
		Lines Written Near Richmond, Upon the Thames, At Evening
		Lines Written at a Small Distance from My House...
		Lines Written in Early Spring
		Lines on Hearing it Declared...
		Little lamb
		London
		Lord Byron
		Lost In Transmission
		Low and rustic life
		Lying Asleep in Italy
		Lyrical Ballads
		language of my former heart
		lethargy of custom
		life and food
		life's river
		lifeless ocean
		lime-tree
		lived respectably as man and wife
		living soul
		lonely desert beach
		lonely lot
		love and death's oblivion
		love's sad satiety
M		N
Make me thy lyre		Napoleon
Margaret to Mankind		Nature never did betray
Mariner		Near my bosom.
Mariner hath his will - Dore		Negative Capability
Mariner portrayal - unknown artist		Night
Mariner stops one of three - Dore		No voice, no lute
Mariners work the ropes - Dore		Non merita nome di creatore, se non Iddio ed il Poeta
Mary Robinson		Non merita nome di creatore, se non Iddio ed il Poeta.
Mary Robinson in Coleridge's Rime of The Ancient Mariner		Northampton Asylum-image
Mary Tighe		Not to shed a tear,
Mask Manuscript		Nurse's Song
Matrimonial Creed		Nurse's Song - Experience
Mazeppa		no tone
Mazeppa - image		non-identity
Meghan Gillis		not all alive nor dead
Meter		not divorced, but dead
Middle-aged Clare-image		nothingness of scorn and noise
Mini-Me, An Explosion and the Phantom Dorothy - Audience in Tintern Abbey
Mini-Me, An Explosion and the Phantom Dorothy, Wordsworthâ??s Audience in Tintern Abbey
Missing the Point
More Wordsworth Related Images
Most epic poets plunge 'in medias res'
My Heart's Fit to Break
My Pretty Rose Tree
My face turns green and pale
man friendship
man speaking to men
measur'd by the clock
mgillis
milk of Paradise
mind of man
mphillip
mud from a muddy spring
my guiding star
my madness
my own eyes inspired
my soul is white!
O		P
Ode on a Grecian Urn		P.B. Shelley
Ode to Psyche		Pageant
Ode to a Nightingale		Pale Horse, Pale Rider Wash
Ode to the West Wind		Percy Bysshe Shelley
Old Man Travelling; Animal Tranquility and Decay, A Sketch.		Persistence and Innocence
Older Coleridge - image		Pertinent Articles
On A Lady's Writing		Pertinent Scholarly Articles
On Another's Sorrow		Peterloo Cartoon
On Education		Philadelphia
On Evil, A Rhapsody		Philosophical Contemplation of Invisible Things
On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer		Philosophical Contemplation of âInvisible Thingsâ
On Leaving Newstead Abbey		Plato was essentially a poet
On Life		Poems
On Love		Popularity in Authorship (1824)
On Prejudice		Preface
Opium Induced Euphoria		Preface for Hymns
Orange Valley		Preface to Lyrical Ballads, 1798
Other Images		Preface to Lyrical Ballads, 1802
Our Essays on Wordsworth		Preface to Prometheus Unbound
Our Explorations of Wordsworth		Problematic Archaisms and Troubling Gloss in the Rime
Ozymandias		Project
Ozymandias Movie		Project Illustrations
Ozymandias Wallpaper		Projects in RAP2
Ozymandias' Tomb		Prometheus Unbound
Ozzy Meets The Lion King		Proverbs of Hell
oak		Psyche; or, The Legend of Love
of the Devil's party		page.css
one of three.		personifications
one red leaf		placid sleep
oppressed and deluded humanity		pleasant pain
organic Harps		pleasure-gardens
our tempestuous day		poetic faith.
		public justice brought
Q		R
Quarterly Review attack on Keats		RAP in the news
Questions Left Unanswered in Christabel		Receiving the News
Quite by mistake		Recently changed
		Red Dragon - image
		Related Articles
		Related Essays from RAP1
		Related Images
		Repeated Failure
		Resolution and Independence
		Revelation, After the Fact
		Revenge
		Review of 1811 by Miss Thackeray
		Righteous Indignation
		Rime of the Ancient Mariner gloss - image
		Robinson Frees Her Haunted Soul
		Robinson and the Unidentified Narrator
		Rome
		rcoulter
		robots
		robots.txt
		rstern
S		T
Samuel Taylor Coleridge		TechnicalHelp
Sara - image		Temple of Poseidon
Sara Coleridge - image		Test
Say maiden wilt thou go with me		The Angel
Seared in heart		The Argument
Second Sight		The Best Thing In The World
Shelley Engraving		The Blossom
Shelley at Age Ten		The Caterpillar
Shelley in Color		The Chambers of Human Life
Shelley's Funeral Pyre		The Chimney-Sweep
Shelley's Grave		The Chimney-Sweeper
Shelley's Impotence		The Clod and the Pebble
Shelley, Silenced		The Convict
Silhouette		The Criticism OF Chateaubriand
Sins of the Government, Sins of the Nation		The Deserted Garden
SnipSnap		The Divine Image
Songs of Experience		The Dungeon
Songs of Experience Introduction		The Dust of Death
Songs of Innocence		The Echoing Green
Songs of Innocence Introduction		The Eolian Harp
Sonnet V - To the South Downs		The Event
Sonnet XXXII - To Melancholy		The Finding of Don Juan by Haidee - image
Sounds as well as thoughts		The Fly
Southborough		The Garden Of Love
Spring		The Grave of a Poetess
Stanzas Addressed to Miss Landon		The Haunted Beach
Stanzas on the Death of Mrs Hemans		The Human Abstract
Still for ever, fare thee well		The Idiot Boy
Still wouldst thou sing, and I have ears in vain		The Indian Orphan
Stretch forth thy hand,		The Lamb
sanguine laws		The Land of Dreams
semblance of truth		The Laughing Song
set them all free		The Lily
shut our eyes and ears		The Little Black Boy
silken robe of white		The Little Boy Found
smile upon the blow		The Little Boy Lost
snip.css		The Little Girl Found
snipsnap-about		The Little Girl Lost
snipsnap-copyright		The Little Vagabond
snipsnap-help		The Lover, Scorned!
snipsnap-index		The Mad Mother
snipsnap-notfound		The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
snipsnap-portlet-1		The Mask of Anarchy
snipsnap-search		The Nightingale
sober pleasure		The Nightingale's Nest
some untrodden region		The Northampton Asylum-image
start		The Personal and the Universal in A Coleridge Conversation Poem
stennyso		The Poem as Isolated from the Event
still, sad music of humanity		The Prelude - Book 7 (excerpt)
subdues to union		The Problem of Dear Dorothy
sun did shine so cold!		The Rights of Women
		The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
		The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, in Eighteen Parts
		The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. In Parts.
		The Ruined Cottage
		The Schoolboy
		The Shepherd
		The Sick Rose
		The Soldier's Grave
		The Thorn
		The Triumph of Life
		The Tyger
		The Unidentified Reader as Audience
		The Voice Of The Ancient Bard
		The Voice of the Devil
		The Young Queen
		The curlews screaming hover'd
		The listening Romantic Audience
		The only photograph of Clare-image
		The road of excess
		The stern Bard ceas'd
		The world should listen then
		There is not wind enough in the air
		This Heart Has Never Stoop'd Its Pride
		This Lime-Tree Bower My Prison
		This heart within me burns.
		Thou art unseen, but yet I hear thy shrill delight
		Thou wast not born for death
		Though my many faults defaced me
		Thoughts on my Sickbed
		Through Whose Lips
		Through Whose Lips?
		Through Whose Lips? Publishing Shelleyâs âOde to the West Windâ
		Tintern Abbey
		To Autumn
		To Byron
		To John Clare
		To Mr. Coleridge
		To The Memory of John Keats
		To Thomas Love Peacock
		To Tirzah
		To William Wordsworth
		To Wordsworth
		To a Skylark
		To dream once more my early dreams again
		To dream once more my early dreams again.
		To hear again her Idiot Boy.
		To the Poor
		To wander out alone.
		Tom Newman's Ozymandias
		Triumph
		template
		tempting path
		test new snip
		test snip 2
		th'untilled field
		that doleful cry
		the Abbey
		the River Wye
		the crowing cock
		the green billows
		the green billows play'd.
		the imagery is somewhat too laboriously accumulated
		the love it paints
		the public road
		the songs of Spring
		the songs of Spring?
		the viewless wings of Poesy
		the voice of the Bard
		the vulgarity and meanness of ordinary life
		the worker of these harms
		there worketh a spell
		they are the institutors of laws
		they owe their pleasure in some sort to me
		they ponder'd
		thin gray cloud
		thou art with me
		thou breath of Autumn's being
		thou hast thy music too
		thus disunited
		thus your pearls disclose
		thy heart will softly tremble
		to be bereft of promised good
		toil'd and toil'd in vain
		tranquil
		tranquil restoration
		treinert
		trembling cry
U		V
Universal Acceptance		Vienna, VA
Upon the Unpublished
unacknowledged legislators of the world
W		X
WORKS & LINKS
Washing-Day
Washing-Day image
We Are Seven
We're wed to one eternity
Weekly Posting
What Christabel Really Saw
What Wordsworth Was Afraid Of
Where are the songs of Spring?
Which commandment is 't they break?
Why of your further aid bereave me
Why of your further aid bereave me?
Whycocomagh
William Blake
William Wordsworth
William Wordsworth - image
Without Contraries is no progression
Wordsworth Links
Wordsworth and the Ancient Mariner
Wordsworth discounts the Ancient Mariner
Wordsworth's Burning Ambition-A History of 'The Thorn'
Wordsworth's Note to 'The Thorn', 1800
Wordsworth's Past as Audience
waking dream
war's least horror
water polo
water-snakes
waters scarce in motion
weblogsping
weep
when thy dust decayeth
who for himself will take no heed
wiki.css
wind
with radiance all their own
with the noise of it
wretched thing forlorn
Y		Z
yet		Zork Joke
your salary		zmilner
0-9		@
1		"Contemplation", a Coleridgean ditty
1801 letter to Wordsworth		"I saw no God, nor heard any
		"On A Stupendous Leg of Granite...
		"Once I could meet with them on every side;
		"The Wire."
		'O could I be as I have been'
		(I 'm very fond of handsome eyes)
		religious fervour

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