William Wordsworth: Is Man A child of hope? Do generations press On generations, without progress made? Halts the individual, ere his hairs

Is Man A child of hope? Do generations press On generations, without progress ma — William Wordsworth

Is Man A child of hope? Do generations press On generations, without progress made? Halts the individual, ere his hairs be gray, Perforce?

William Wordsworth

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