A thought experiment about “intentionless meaning” in which the second verse of one of these poems is revealed in the sand by a receding wave (15[2])appears in Knapp and Michaels's “Against (15[1])Theory.” In another of these poems, the subject is (15[1])promised “the silence and the calm / of mute insensate things” by Nature. In the earliest of these poems, the speaker climbs a hill to a cottage as the “evening moon” descends toward it. (15[3])The image of “a violet by (-5[1])a (*) mossy (10[1])stone / half hidden (10[1])from the eye” opens the second stanza of one (-5[1])of these (-5[1])poems that (-5[1])concludes with the words “O / the difference to me!” In (10[1])the last of them, (10[1])the speaker notes “I had no human fears” at (10[2])a (-5[1])time when “a slumber did (-5[1])my spirit (10[2])seal.” (10[2]0[4])“She dwelt among the untrodden ways” is among, (-5[1])for 10 points, what group of five poems about the death of an idealized girl, by William Wordsworth? (10[1])■END■ (10[1])