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Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth, Vol. 1 (of 2)
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Dorothy Wordsworth
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16th.--New
moon.
William
walked
in
the
wood
in
the
morning.
I
neglected
to
follow
him.
We
walked
in
the
park
in
the
evening....
17th.--Walked
in
the
wood
in
the
morning.
In
the
evening
upon
the
hill.
Cowslips
plentiful.
18th.--Walked
in
the
wood,
a
fine
sunny
morning,
met
Coleridge
returned
from
his
brother's.
He
dined
with
us.
We
drank
tea,
and
then
walked
with
him
nearly
to
Stowey....
19th.--
...
20th.--Walked
in
the
evening
up
the
hill
dividing
the
Coombes.
Came
home
the
Crookham
way,
by
the
thorn,
and
the
"little
muddy
pond."
Nine
o'clock
at
our
return.
William
all
the
morning
engaged
in
wearisome
composition.
The
moon
crescent.
Peter
Bell
begun.
21st,
22nd,
23rd.--
...
24th.--Walked
a
considerable
time
in
the
wood.
Sat
under
the
trees,
in
the
evening
walked
on
the
top
of
the
hill,
found
Coleridge
on
our
return
and
walked
with
him
towards
Stowey.
25th.--Coleridge
drank
tea,
walked
with
him
to
Stowey.
26th.--William
went
to
have
his
picture
taken.[12]
I
walked
with
him.
Dined
at
home.
Coleridge
and
he
drank
tea.
[Footnote
12:
This
was
the
earliest
portrait
of
Wordsworth
by
W.
Shuter.
It
is
now
in
the
possession
of
Mrs.
St.
John,
Ithaca,
U.S.A.--ED.]
27th.--Coleridge
breakfasted
and
drank
tea,
strolled
in
the
wood
in
the
morning,
went
with
him
in
the
evening
through
the
wood,
afterwards
walked
on
the
hills:
the
moon,
a
many-coloured
sea
and
sky.
28th,
Saturday.--A
very
fine
morning,
warm
weather
all
the
week.
May
6th,
Sunday.--Expected
the
painter,
and
Coleridge.
A
rainy
morning--very
pleasant
in
the
evening.
Met
Coleridge
as
we
were
walking
out.
Went
with
him
to
Stowey;
heard
the
nightingale;
saw
a
glow-worm.
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