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The Wordsworths
van Doren, Dorothy | October 23, 1935 issue

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The article discusses the book "The Early Letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth," edited by Ernest de Selincourt. This is the first of three volumes, which contains all the letters so far discovered in one of the most famous brother-and-sister relationships in literature. The first volume brings William and Dorothy together in the cottage at Grasmere, England, where they spent perhaps the happiest years of their lives, and certainly for WilIiam the most productive.

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EARLY Letters of William & Dorothy Wordsworth 1787-1805, The (Book); DE Selincourt, Ernest; BROTHERS & sisters; LETTERS; INTERPERSONAL relations; LITERATURE
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