... landscape, gaze till all doth seem less gross than bodily; and of such hues as veil the Almighty Spirit" (p. 808, line 37-39). Coleridge's mention of "the Almighty Spirit" also indicates the poem's Romantic orientation. The fact that This Lime-Tree Bower was also ... to mankind's preoccupation with material gain nor does it criticize conventional religious and scientific thinking. Crossing Brooklyn Ferry In Crossing Brooklyn Ferry, Whitman communicates observations made by him while traveling on the Brooklyn ferry. He describes the sights and sounds he witnesses as the ferry moves ... f...

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