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Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth, Vol. 1 (of 2)
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Dorothy Wordsworth
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Saturday.--Wm.
accompanied
Coleridge
to
the
foot
of
the
Raise.
A
very
pleasant
morning.
Sara
and
I
accompanied
him
half-way
to
Keswick.
Thirlemere
was
very
beautiful,
even
more
so
than
in
summer.
William
was
not
well,
had
laboured
unsuccessfully....
A
letter
from
M.
H.
Sunday.--A
fine
morning.
I
read.
Sara
wrote
to
Hartley,
Wm.
to
Mary,
I
to
Mrs.
C.
We
walked
just
before
dinner
to
the
lakeside,
and
found
out
a
seat
in
a
tree.
Windy,
but
very
pleasant.
Sara
and
Wm.
walked
to
the
waterfalls
at
Rydale.
Monday,
8th
December.--A
sweet
mild
morning.
I
wrote
to
Mrs.
Cookson,
and
Miss
Griffith.
Tuesday,
9th.--I
dined
at
Lloyd's.
Wm.
drank
tea.
Walked
home.
A
pleasant
starlight
frosty
evening.
Reached
home
at
one
o'clock.
Wm.
finished
his
poem
to-day.
Wednesday,
10th.--Walked
to
Keswick.
Snow
upon
the
ground.
A
very
fine
day.
Ate
bread
and
ale
at
John
Stanley's.
Found
Coleridge
better.
Stayed
at
Keswick
till
Sunday
14th
December.
Wednesday.--A
very
fine
day.
Writing
all
the
morning
for
William.
Thursday.--Mrs.
Coleridge
and
Derwent
came.
Sweeping
chimneys.
Friday.--Baking.
Saturday.--Coleridge
came.
Very
ill,
rheumatic
fever.
Rain
incessantly.
Monday.--S.
and
Wm.
went
to
Lloyd's.
Wm.
dined.
It
rained
very
hard
when
he
came
home.
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