“I verily believe that I never took infant in my arms that did not the moment it was there by its cries beg to be removed.”
Quote by Dorothy Wordsworth
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Letters of Dorothy Wordsworth: A Selection
This book presents a curated collection of letters from Dorothy Wordsworth, a prominent figure in the Romantic movement. The letters provide a glimpse into her personal experiences, her relationship with her brother, William Wordsworth, and her observations of the natural world. The volume is a valuable resource for understanding the life and perspective of one of the most influential literary figures of her time. more
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Dorothy Wordsworth
Dorothy Wordsworth was an influential English Romantic poet, known for her intimate portrayal of nature and her close collaboration with her brother, William Wordsworth. Born on December 25, 1771, she passed away on January 25, 1855. more
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