The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 6 (of 8) - William Wordsworth

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1820.

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FOOTNOTE:

[EQ] Wordsworth delighted in tracing the course of rivers all the way from their source to the sea. On November 12, 1808, Southey wrote to his son, "If I go" (it was to Workington) "it will be with Wordsworth, for the sake of tracing the Derwent the whole way." (See Selections from the Letters of Robert Southey, vol. ii. p. 108.)—Ed.

TO THE REV. DR. WORDSWORTH [429][ER]

(WITH THE SONNETS TO THE RIVER DUDDON, AND OTHER POEMS IN THIS COLLECTION, 1820 [430])

TO THE REV. DR. WORDSWORTH[429][ER]

TO THE REV. DR. WORDSWORTH [429][ER]