Word: wordsworth
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Writing in 1807, William Wordsworth caught a glimpse of the future in the making. In one of his most celebrated sonnets, he laments that "The world is too much with us," that humanity has become "out of tune" with the vast magnificence of the natural world. He ends the same poem with a passionate cry against civilization itself...
...meantime, we suggest students check out competitors such as Quantum Books, Harvard Bookstore and WordsWorth, three stores which offer lower prices on many of the same textbooks the Coop carries...
Last summer, Wordsworth books opened a Curious George children's book store in Harvard Square, only four blocks from Rey's home...
...Christmas merchandise for months now. But Harvard Square--even with Tower Records, the Gap and all--is one of America's last vestiges of anything approaching village shopping. You can purchase every present you need within a space of a few blocks from such one-and-only stores as Wordsworth Abridged, Cardullo's and the Coop. When the snow begins to fall, you almost feel like you're on the set of "It's a Wonderful Life," with the goodness of humanity surrounding...
...Crimson compared the prices of popular textbooks at The Coop, Wordsworth and Harvard Bookstore yesterday. BookThe Coop Wordsworth Harvard Bookstore John Rawis, "A Theory of Justice" 18.95 17.06 11.95 Aristotle, "The Politics" 13.50 10.76 13.50 William Faulkner, "Absalom, Absalom" 12.00 10.80 12.00 James Joyce, "Ulysses" 17.00 15.30 17.00 James Goodwin, "Remembering America" 13.00 11.70 13.00 Riverside Shakespeare 62.00 60.00 59.25 Source: Crimson survey