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Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth, Vol. 1 (of 2)
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Dorothy Wordsworth
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At
our
return
to
the
inn,
we
found
new
horses
and
a
new
driver,
and
we
went
on
nicely
to
Hawes,
where
we
arrived
before
it
was
quite
dark....
We
rose
at
six
o'clock--a
rainy
morning....
There
was
a
very
fine
view
about
a
mile
from
Hawes,
where
we
crossed
a
bridge;
bare
and
very
green
fields
with
cattle,
a
glittering
stream,
cottages,
a
few
ill-grown
trees,
and
high
hills.
The
sun
shone
now.
Before
we
got
upon
the
bare
hills,
there
was
a
hunting
lodge
on
our
right,
exactly
like
Greta
Hill,
with
fir
plantations
about
it.
We
were
very
fortunate
in
the
day,
gleams
of
sunshine,
passing
clouds,
that
travelled
with
their
shadows
below
them.
Mary
was
much
pleased
with
Garsdale.
It
was
a
dear
place
to
William
and
me.
We
noted
well
the
public-house
(Garsdale
Hall)
where
we
had
baited,
...
and
afterwards
the
mountain
which
had
been
adorned
by
Jupiter
in
his
glory
when
we
were
here
before.
It
was
midday
when
we
reached
Sedbergh,
and
market
day.
We
were
in
the
same
room
where
we
had
spent
the
evening
together
in
our
road
to
Grasmere.
We
had
a
pleasant
ride
to
Kendal,
where
we
arrived
at
two
o'clock.
The
day
favoured
us.
M.
and
I
went
to
see
the
house
where
dear
Sara
had
lived....
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