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• Dorothy Wordsworth
  '''Dorothy Wordsworth''' (1771—1855), the only sister of [[William Wordsworth]] contributed to
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• Dorothy Wordsworth/Definition
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• Dorothy Wordsworth/Related articles
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• William Wordsworth/Related Articles
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• John Wordsworth (1772-1805)/Related Articles
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• The Prelude/Related Articles
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• William Wordsworth/Bibliography
  * ''The letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth'', ed. C. L. Shaver, M. Moorman, and A. G. Hill, 8 vols. 1967–93 * Gittings, R and Manton, J. ''Dorothy Wordsworth''. 1985
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• Dorothy Wordsworth
  '''Dorothy Wordsworth''' (1771—1855), the only sister of [[William Wordsworth]] contributed to
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• The Prelude
  ...s (see below), and remained without a title during Wordsworth's lifetime. Dorothy Wordsworth tended to refer to it as "the poem to Coleridge" and this is probably how W
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• John Wordsworth (1772-1805)
  * [[Dorothy Wordsworth]]
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• The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
  ...Coleridge attributed a different pair of lines to him. On 23 March 1798 [[Dorothy Wordsworth]] recorded in her journal that Coleridge brought his ballad completed. It
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• William Wordsworth
  ...concentrate on a career as a poet and to create a home with his sister, [[Dorothy Wordsworth]], to whom he was always very close. They lived first in Dorset and then in * ''The letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth'', ed. C. L. Shaver, M. Moorman, and A. G. Hill, 8 vols. 1967–93
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• Edinburgh/Timelines
  :'''1803''': [[Dorothy Wordsworth]] stays in the "White Hart" inn in the Grassmarket
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