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Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth, Vol. 1 (of 2)
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Dorothy Wordsworth
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On
Tuesday
morning
W.
and
C.
set
off
towards
Penrith.
Wm.
met
Sara
Hutchinson
at
Threlkeld.
They
arrived
at
Keswick
at
tea
time.
Wednesday.--We
walked
by
the
lake
side
and
then
went
to
Mr.
Denton's.
I
called
upon
the
Miss
Cochyns.
Thursday.--We
spent
the
morning
in
the
town.
Mr.
Jackson
and
Mr.
Peach
dined
with
us.
Friday.--A
very
fine
day.
Went
to
Mrs.
Greaves'.
Mrs.
C.
and
I
called
upon
the
Speddings.
A
beautiful
crescent
moon.
Saturday
Morning.--After
visiting
Mr.
Peach's
Chinese
pictures
we
set
off
to
Grasmere.
A
threatening
and
rather
rainy
morning.
Arrived
at
G.
Very
dirty
and
a
little
wet
at
the
closing
in
of
evening.
Sunday.--Wm.
not
well.
I
baked
bread
and
pie
for
dinner.
Monday.--A
fine
morning.
Sara
and
I
walked
to
Rydale.
After
dinner
we
went
to
Lloyd's,
and
drank
tea,
and
supped.
A
sharp
cold
night,
with
sleet
and
snow.
Tuesday.--Read
Tom
Jones.
Wednesday.--
...
Wm.
very
well.
We
had
a
delightful
walk
up
into
Easedale.
The
tops
of
the
mountains
covered
with
snow,
frosty
and
sunny,
the
roads
slippery.
A
letter
from
Mary.
The
Lloyds
drank
tea.
We
walked
with
them
near
to
Ambleside.
A
beautiful
moonlight
night.
Sara
and
I
walked
home.
William
very
well,
and
highly
poetical.
Thursday,
27th
November.--Wrote
to
Tom
Hutchinson
to
desire
him
to
bring
Mary
with
him.
A
thaw,
and
the
ground
covered
with
snow.
Sara
and
I
walked
before
dinner.
Friday.--Coleridge
walked
over.
Miss
Simpson
drank
tea
with
us.
William
walked
home
with
her.
Coleridge
was
very
unwell.
He
went
to
bed
before
Wm.'s
return.
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