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<a href="http://parallel.park.uga.edu/">Deparment of English,
University of Georgia</a></h5>
<align=center><h1>Online Concordance to <em>eE</em></h1>
<h4>The Electronic Edition of <em>The Complete Poetry and Prose of William
Blake</em>, Newly Revised Edition, ed. David V. Erdman (Doubleday,
1988)</h4>
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Word (or letter-string) to search for:
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Searches are case-sensitive! to get both cases, target letter(s) must be
individually bracketed together (e.g. --> [aA]rt <-- for all instances of "art"
and "Art"; --> [aA][rR][tT] <-- to catch also "ART"). Where
needed, set off search
with an initial space to avoid occurrences in longer strings
(e.g. "art" in
"st<em>art</em>ed"). To the literal machinations of the
program, however, a trailing space would miss a line-ending instance of the
target (since the end of a line is different than a space), so an ending delimiter should be [ \n]
(space, new-line indicator)--but an initial space will usually suffice.
Links to <a href="http://www.english.uga.edu/nhilton/ee/eesearchfull.html">a
second search option</a> in the returned search results will enable retrieval of larger surrounding
context, as well
as editorial notes. Search results are returned in a loosely chronological order.
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<h5><em>M</em>27.15; <em>E</em>124<br> <a
href="http://www.english.uga.edu/nhilton">Nelson Hilton</a></h5>
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