Word
|
Line |
Text |
Possible
sources
|
Abora |
41 |
Singing of
Mount Abora |
Bruce 6
Bruce 7
Kircher 4
Milton 6
Purchas
5 |
Abyssinian |
39 |
It was an
Abyssinian maid, |
Bruce 5
Bruce 8
Bruce 9
Milton 6 |
Air |
46 |
I would build
that dome in air |
Bernier
4
Milton
2 |
Alph |
3 |
Where Alpha,
the sacred river, ran |
Pausanias
Seneca 1
Strabo 1
Strabo 2
Virgil |
Amid |
20 |
Amid whose swift
half-intermitted burst |
Bernier
1
Bernier
3
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Herodotus
Milton
4
Purchas
1
Purchas
2
Wollstonecraft |
Ancestral |
30 |
Ancestral
voices prophesying war! |
Purchas 2 |
Ancient |
10 |
And here were
forests ancient as the hills |
Bernier
2
Bruce 2
Burnet 1
Pausanias |
Blossomed |
9 |
Where blossomed
many an incense-bearing tree |
Bartram 2
Bartram 3
Milton 2 |
Breathing |
18 |
As if this
earth in fast thick pants were breathing |
Milton
4 |
Caverns |
4 |
Through caverns
measureless to man |
Bartram 5
Bruce 1
Kircher 2
Rennell
Strabo 2
Wollstonecraft |
Caverns |
27 |
Then reached
the caverns measureless to man |
Bartram 5
Bruce 1
Kircher 2
Rennell
Strabo 2
Wollstonecraft |
Caves |
34 |
From the
fountain and the caves |
Bruce 1
Kircher 2
Maurice 2
Milton 4
Rennell |
Caves |
36 |
A sunny
pleasure-dome with caves of ice! |
Bruce 1
Kircher 2
Maurice 2
Milton 4
Rennell |
Caves |
47 |
That sunny
dome! those caves of ice! |
Bruce 1
Kircher 2
Maurice 2
Milton 4
Rennell |
Ceaseless |
17 |
And from this
chasm, with ceaseless turmoil seething |
Bartram 5
Bartram 7
Bernier 4 |
Cedarn |
13 |
Down the green
hill athwart a cedarn cover |
Beckford
Bruce 1
Kircher 2
Milton 1 |
Chasm |
12 |
But oh! That
deep romantic chasm which slanted |
Beckford
Kircher 1
Kircher 3
Strabo 2 |
Chasm |
17 |
And from this
chasm, with ceaseless turmoil seething |
Beckford
Kircher 1
Kircher 3
Strabo 2 |
Circle |
51 |
Weave a circle
round him thrice, |
Bartram 2
Maurice 3
Milton 2
Rennell |
Cover |
13 |
Down the green
hill athwart a cedarn cover |
Bruce 1
Bruce 8 |
Dale |
26 |
Through wood
and dale the sacred river ran |
Milton 4 |
Damsel |
37 |
A damsel with a
dulcimer |
Purchas 4 |
Dancing |
23 |
And ‘mid these
dancing rocks at once and ever |
Milton 4
Purchas 4 |
Deep |
12 |
But Oh! that deep
romantic chasm which slanted |
Bruce 8
Kircher 3 |
|
44 |
To such a deep
delight 'twould win me |
Bruce 8
Kircher 3 |
Delight |
44 |
To such deep
delight 'twould win me |
Bartram
2
Milton
2
Milton 6
Purchas 1
Purchas 4 |
Dome |
2 |
A stately
pleasure-dome decree: |
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Maurice 3
Purchas 1
Strabo 2 |
Dome |
31 |
The shadow of
the dome of pleasure |
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Maurice 3
Purchas 1
Strabo 2 |
Dome |
36 |
A sunny
pleasure-dome with caves of ice! |
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Maurice 3
Purchas 1
Strabo 2 |
Dome |
46 |
I would build
that dome in air, |
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Maurice 3
Purchas 1
Strabo 2 |
Dome |
47 |
That sunny
dome! Those caves of ice! |
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Maurice 3
Purchas 1
Strabo 2
|
Drunk |
54 |
And drunk the
milk of Paradise. |
Purchas 4
|
Earth |
18 |
As if this
earth in fast thick pants were breathing |
Bartram 2
Bartram 6
Bartram 8
Bernier 2
Bernier 5
Bruce 1
Burnet 2
Kircher 1
Kircher 3
Maurice 1
Milton 2
Milton 4
Pausanias
Seneca 1
Seneca 2
Wollstonecraft |
Enchanted
|
14 |
A savage place!
As holy and enchanted |
Bartram 2
Bartram 4
Bartram 5
Bruce 1
Collins |
Eyes |
50 |
His flashing eyes,
his floating hair! |
Bruce 8
Seneca 2 |
|
52 |
And close your eyes
with holy dread |
Bruce 8
Seneca 2 |
Far |
29 |
And 'mid this
tumult Kubla heard from far |
Bartram
8
Bernier 3 |
Fertile |
6 |
So twice five
miles of fertile ground |
Milton 4
Purchas 1
Rennell |
Five |
6 |
So twice
five miles of fertile ground |
Bartram
5
Bruce 4 |
Five |
25 |
Five miles
meandering with a mazy motion |
Bartram
5
Bruce 4
Purchas 4 |
Floated |
32 |
Floated midway
on the waves; |
Bernier 3
Bruce 8 |
Floating |
50 |
His flashing
eyes, his floating hair! |
Bernier 3
Bruce 3
Bruce 8 |
Flung up |
24 |
It flung up
momently the sacred river |
Bartram 5
Bartram 8
Strabo 2 |
Forced |
19 |
A mighty
fountain momently was forced |
Bartram 7
Bernier 2
Bruce 3
Bruce 7
Kircher 1
Strabo 2 |
Fountain |
19 |
A mighty
fountain momently was forced |
Bartram 4
Bartram 5
Bartram 6
Bartram 7
Bartram 8
Beckford
Bernier 2
Bernier 4
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Bruce 3
Burnet 1
Herodotus
Maurice 2
Milton 4
Pausanias
Rennell
Seneca 1
Virgil
Wollstonecraft |
Fountain |
34 |
From the
fountain and the caves |
Bartram 4
Bartram 5
Bartram 6
Bartram 7
Bartram 8
Beckford
Bernier 2
Bernier 4
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Bruce 3
Burnet 1
Herodotus
Maurice 2
Milton 4
Pausanias
Rennell
Seneca 1
Virgil
Wollstonecraft |
Fragments |
21 |
Huge fragments
vaulted like rebounding hail |
Bartram
5
Bartram 8
Bruce 7 |
Gardens |
8 |
And there were
gardens bright with sinuous rills |
Bartram 2
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Bernier 3
Milton 4
Milton 6
Purchas 3
Purchas 4
Rennell |
Girdled |
7 |
With walls and
towers were girdled round |
Bruce
8 |
Green |
13 |
Down the green
hill athwart a cedarn cover |
Bartram
1
Bartram
3
Bartram 4
Bernier 1
Bruce 2
Milton 1 |
Greenery |
11 |
Enfolding sunny
spots of greenery |
Bartram
1
Bartram
3
Bartram 4
Bernier 1
Bruce 2
Milton 1 |
Ground |
6 |
So twice five
miles of fertile ground |
Bartram
3
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Burnet 1
Milton 4
Purchas 1 |
Hair |
50 |
His flashing
eyes, his floating hair! |
Bruce 8 |
Half-intermitted |
20 |
Amid whose
swift half-intermitted burst |
Bartram 5
Bartram 7
Bernier 4
|
Haunted |
15 |
As e’er beneath
a waning moon was haunted |
Collins |
Hill |
13 |
Down the green
hill athwart a cedarn cover |
Beckford
Bernier 1
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Bruce 7
Bruce 9
Milton 3
Milton 4
Purchas
5 |
Hills |
10 |
And here were
forests ancient as the hills |
Bernier 1
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Bruce 7
Bruce 9
Milton 3
Milton 4
Purchas
5 |
Holy |
14 |
A savage place!
As holy and enchanted |
Bartram 2
Bruce 2
Bruce 9
Collins
Purchas 2
Rennell |
Holy |
52 |
And close your
eyes with holy dread, |
Bartram 2
Bruce 2
Bruce 9
Collins
Purchas 2
Rennell |
Honey-dew |
53 |
For he on
honey-dew hath fed |
Purchas 4 |
Huge |
21 |
Huge fragments
vaulted like rebounding hail |
Kircher 1
Wollstonecraft |
Ice |
36 |
A sunny
pleasure-dome with caves of ice! |
Maurice 2 |
Ice |
47 |
That sunny
dome! those caves of ice! |
Maurice 2 |
Incense-bearing |
9 |
Where blossomed
many an incense-bearing tree |
Bartram 2
Bartram 3
Bartram 4
Beckford
Bernier 2
Milton 2
Milton 4
|
Kubla |
29 |
And ‘mid this
tumult Kubla heard from far |
Purchas 1 |
Kubla Khan |
1 |
In Xanadu did
Kubla Khan |
Purchas 1
Purchas
2 |
Lifeless |
28 |
And sank in
tumult to a lifeless ocean |
Seneca 2 |
Long |
45 |
That with music
loud and long |
Bartram
3
Bernier 1
Bruce 8 |
Man |
4 |
Through caverns
measureless to man |
Bruce 9
Milton 3
Purchas
2
Purchas
3
Purchas 4
Seneca 2 |
|
27 |
Then reached the
caverns measureless to man |
Bruce 9
Milton 3
Purchas
2
Purchas
3
Purchas 4
Seneca 2 |
Mazy |
25 |
Five miles
meandering with a mazy motion |
Bartram 8
Kircher 4
Milton 4 |
Meandering |
25 |
Five miles
meandering with a mazy motion |
Bartram 1
Bartram 5
Bartram 8
Bernier 5
Bruce 4
Kircher 3
Kircher 4
Milton 4 |
Measure |
33 |
Where was heard
the mingled measure |
Collins |
Measureless |
4 |
Through caverns
measureless to man |
Herodotus
Kircher 3
Kircher 5
Lobo
Milton 1
Milton 3 |
Measureless |
27 |
Then reached
the caverns measureless to man |
Herodotus
Kircher 3
Kircher 5
Lobo
Milton 1
Milton 3 |
Mid |
23 |
|
Bernier
1
Bernier 3
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Herodotus
Milton
4
Purchas
1
Purchas
2
Wollstonecraft |
|
29 |
|
Bernier 1
Bernier 3
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Herodotus
Milton
4
Purchas 1
Purchas
2
Wollstonecraft |
Midway |
32 |
Floated midway on
the waves |
Bernier 1
Bernier 3
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Herodotus
Milton
4
Purchas 1
Purchas
2
Wollstonecraft |
Mighty |
19 |
A mighty fountain
momently was forced |
Bartram 8
Kircher 1
Pausanias |
Miles |
6 |
So twice five
miles of fertile ground |
Bartram 5
Bartram 8
Bruce 4
Purchas 1 |
Miles |
25 |
Five miles
meandering with a mazy motion |
Bartram 5
Bartram 8
Bruce 4
Purchas 1 |
Milk |
54 |
And drunk the
milk of Paradise. |
Bartram
3
Purchas
2
Purchas 4
|
Mingled |
33 |
Where was heard
the mingled measure |
Bartram
2
Collins
Pausanias
Virgil |
Miracle |
35 |
It was a miracle of
rare device |
Bernier 3
Rennell |
Momently |
24 |
It flung up
momently the sacred river |
Bartram 7
Bruce 2 |
Moon |
15 |
As e’er beneath
a waning moon was haunted |
Bruce 6
Maurice 1
Maurice 2
Purchas 5
Wollstonecraft |
Motion |
25 |
Five miles
meandering with a mazy motion |
Bernier 4 |
Music |
45 |
That with music
loud and long |
Purchas 4
|
Ocean |
28 |
And sank in
tumult to a lifeless ocean |
Kircher 1
Maurice 1
Milton 2
Seneca 2 |
Paradise |
54 |
And drunk the
milk of Paradise. |
Beckford
Bruce 1
Burnet 1
Kircher 1
Milton 1
Milton 2
Milton 4
Milton 5
Milton 6
Purchas 4 |
Pleasure |
2 |
A stately pleasure-dome decree
|
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Purchas 1
Purchas 3
Purchas 4 |
Pleasure |
31 |
The shadow of
the dome of pleasure |
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Maurice 3
Purchas 1
Purchas 3
Purchas 4 |
Pleasure |
36 |
A sunny
pleasure-dome with caves of ice! |
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Maurice 3
Purchas 1
Purchas 3
Purchas 4 |
Prophesying |
30 |
Ancestral
voices prophesying war! |
Bruce
9
|
Ran |
3 |
Where Alph, the
sacred river, ran |
Bernier 5
Bruce 2
Purchas 4 |
Ran |
26 |
Through wood and
dale the sacred river ran |
Bernier 5
Bruce 2
Purchas 4 |
Rare |
35 |
It was a miracle of
rare device |
Bernier
4 |
Rebounding |
21 |
Huge fragments
vaulted like rebounding hail |
Wollstonecraft
|
Rills
|
8 |
And there were
gardens bright with sinuous rills |
Milton 4
|
River |
3 |
Where Alph, the
sacred river, ran |
Bartram 3
Bartram 6
Beckford
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Bernier 3
Bernier 5
Bruce
2
Bruce 4
Bruce
6
Burnet 1
Kircher 1
Kircher 3
Maurice 1
Milton 4
Pausanias
Rennell
Seneca 1
Strabo 1
Strabo 2
Virgil |
River |
24 |
It flung up
momently the sacred river |
Bartram 3
Bartram 6
Beckford
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Bernier 3
Bernier 5
Bruce 2
Bruce 4
Bruce
6
Burnet 1
Kircher 1
Kircher 3
Maurice 1
Milton 4
Pausanias
Rennell
Seneca 1
Strabo 1
Strabo 2
Virgil |
River |
26 |
Through wood
and dale the sacred river ran |
Bartram 3
Bartram 6
Beckford
Bernier 1
Bernier 2
Bernier 3
Bernier 5
Bruce 2
Bruce 4
Bruce
6
Burnet 1
Kircher 1
Kircher 3
Maurice 1
Milton 4
Pausanias
Rennell
Seneca 1
Strabo 1
Strabo 2
Virgil |
Rocks |
23 |
And ‘mid these
dancing rocks at once and ever |
Bartram 5
Bartram 6
Bartram 7
Bartram 8
Bruce 2
Bruce 7
Collins
Milton 6
Wollstonecraft
|
Romantic |
12 |
But oh! That
deep romantic chasm which slanted |
Bruce 1
Rennell
|
Round |
7 |
With walls and
towers were girdled round |
Bartram
4
Collins
Milton 2 |
|
51 |
Weave a circle
round him thrice |
Bartram
4
Collins
Milton 2 |
Sacred |
3 |
Where Alph, the
sacred river, ran |
Beckford
Burnet 1
Maurice 1
Maurice 2 |
Sacred |
24 |
It flung up
momently the sacred river |
Beckford
Burnet 1
Maurice 1
Maurice 2 |
Sacred |
26 |
Through wood
and dale the sacred river ran |
Beckford
Burnet 1
Maurice 1
Maurice 2 |
Sank |
28 |
And sank in
tumult to a lifeless ocean |
Bartram 5
Bartram 8
Strabo
2 |
Savage |
14 |
A savage place!
As holy and enchanted |
Bruce 1
Milton 3 |
Saw |
38 |
In a vision once I
saw |
Bartram 8
Bernier 3
Purchas 4 |
Sea |
5 |
Down to a
sunless sea |
Burnet
1
Kircher 1
Kircher 3
Milton 2
Pausanias
Seneca 1
Seneca 2
Strabo 1
Virgil |
See |
48 |
And all who heard
should see them there |
Bruce 9
Maurice 3
Purchas 4
Seneca 2 |
Slanted
|
12 |
But oh! That
deep romantic chasm which slanted |
Bruce 1 |
Song |
43 |
Her symphony and
song |
Purchas 4 |
Spots |
11 |
Enfolding sunny
spots of greenery |
Bartram
2
Bruce 2 |
Stately |
2 |
A stately
pleasure-dome decree |
Milton
1
Purchas 1 |
Sunny |
11 |
Enfolding sunny
spots of greenery |
Maurice
1
Maurice 3
Milton 2
Milton 4
Purchas 5 |
Sunny |
36 |
A sunny
pleasure-dome with caves of ice! |
Maurice
1
Maurice 3
Milton 2
Milton
4
Purchas 5 |
Sunny |
47 |
That sunny
dome! those caves of ice! |
Maurice
1
Maurice 3
Milton 2
Milton
4
Purchas 5 |
Thick |
18 |
As if this earth in
fast thick pants were breathing |
Bartram
3
Bruce 1
Bruce 2
Milton 3 |
Towers
|
7 |
With walls and
towers were girdled round |
Milton 4
Rennell |
Tree
|
9 |
Where blossomed
many an incense-bearing tree |
Bartram
3
Beckford
Bernier 2
Bruce 2
Bruce 8
Milton 2
Milton 4
Purchas 3 |
Tumult |
28 |
And sank in
tumult to a lifeless ocean |
Bartram 8
Bruce 3
Purchas 2 |
Tumult |
29 |
And ‘mid this
tumult Kubla heard from far |
Bartram 8
Bruce 3
Purchas 2 |
Voices |
30 |
Ancestral
voices prophesying war! |
Beckford
Bruce 8 |
Walls |
7 |
With walls and
towers were girdled round |
Purchas 1
Milton 2 |
War |
30 |
Ancestral
voices prophesying war! |
Bruce
9
Purchas 2 |
Waves |
32 |
Floated midway
on the waves; |
Seneca 1
Seneca 2
Virgil |
Wood |
26 |
Through wood
and dale the sacred river ran |
Milton
1 |
|
1 |
In Xanadu did
Kubla Khan |
Purchas 1 |