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The Spenser of the Intimations Ode

In stanzas I, II, III, IV, X, and XI of Wordsworth's Ode, Intimations of Immortality, only eleven rhymes out of forty-two are not found in Spenser's Prothalamion; and from the fifteen rhymes of the Prothalamion not used as rhymes in the Ode, seven words are found in Wordsworth's line. Moreover, several phrases of Spenser's eighth stanza echo in Wordsworth's sixth. Except in stanzas V, VII, VIII, and the first part of IX, the later poet has wellnigh appropriated the rhyme of his predecessor. 1