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Edmund Lee. Dorothy Wordsworth
Dorothy Wordsworth
Table of Contents
PREFACE
LIST OF AUTHORITIES
CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY
CHAPTER II. CHILDHOOD AND EARLY LIFE
CHAPTER III. RACEDOWN AND ALFOXDEN
CHAPTER IV. RESIDENCE AT ALFOXDEN.—REMOVAL TO GRASMERE
CHAPTER V. THE LAKE DISTRICT
Footnote
CHAPTER VI. LIFE AT GRASMERE
CHAPTER VII. SOME MEMORIAL NOOKS
CHAPTER VIII. THE CIRCLE WIDENED.—MRS. WORDSWORTH
Footnote
CHAPTER IX. TOUR IN SCOTLAND
CHAPTER X. LIFE AT GRASMERE. CAPTAIN WORDSWORTH
CHAPTER XI. DE QUINCEY.—HIS DESCRIPTION OF MISS WORDSWORTH.—ALLAN BANK
CHAPTER XII. THE CHILDREN OF BLENTARN GHYLL. DEATH OF WORDSWORTH'S CHILDREN
CHAPTER XIII. REMOVAL TO RYDAL MOUNT.—DORA WORDSWORTH
CHAPTER XIV. FRIENDS.—TOUR ON CONTINENT
CHAPTER XV. FURTHER INFLUENCE
CHAPTER XVI. ILLNESS AND LAST YEARS
CHAPTER XVII. A QUIET RESTING-PLACE
CHAPTER XVIII. POEMS
CHAPTER XIX. JOURNAL OF A TOUR AT ULLSWATER. A.D. 1805
Footnote
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Edmund Lee
The Story of a Sister's Love
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It is to her early thoughtfulness that the poet alludes in another poem having reference to the same period. In this poem he represents his sister and her young play-fellows gathering spring flowers, and thus records her prudent "Foresight":—
"Here are daisies, take your fill;
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