In 1803, William and Dorothy Wordsworth went on a grand tour of Scotland in the company of their friend Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
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Beloved by Wordsworth, the tiny village of Grasmere is the ideal place for long walks and lifted spirits.
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Anyone who has ever said 'I don't understand poetry, it's not for me' or whose knowledge of William Wordsworth never grew past those daffodils should...
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Download stock image of “Dorothy Wordsworth (1771-1855), English author, poet and diarist. Sister of William Wordsworth.” from the Look and Learn History...
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"Autobiographies of great nations are written in three manuscripts – a book of deeds, a book of words, and a book of art. Of the three, I would choose the...
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I have been an Episcopalian most of my life, but as a child, I was a Southern Baptist. Before I became an Episcopalian, I participated in an Episcopalian...
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