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                                 Dorothy Wordsworth

• She gave me eyes, she gave me ears
  Dorothy Wordsworth - the sister who taught her brother to look and listen
  
       - Daffodils / Dorothy's journal entry
       - Daffodils/William's poem
       - To a Butterfly
       - The Sparrow's Nest
       - Westminster Bridge
       - An Evening Walk
       - A Night-Piece
       - The Leech Gatherer
  
  
• The roses and honeysuckles spring at our command
  Dorothy and William find a home

• Finding enjoyment in what to many persons is either dismal or insipid
  Dorothy's search for her own identity
  
  
• Two beggars today
  Dorothy's use of metonymia
  
  
• I tried to write verses, but alas!

          Dorothy Wordsworth - more than half a poet

• Seeking inspiration in the land of rugged mountains, mist and rain
  Dorothy Wordsworth - Recollections of a Tour in Scotland  
  
     - Kindness and hospitality in the Highlands     
  

     - Meeting the poor and homeless

     - Homer among the miners

     - Ode to innocence and beauty

     - Poor horse in shock and terror

     - Glorious impressions of city landscape

     - Encouter with a colourful company

     - A gallery of Dorothy's word paintings

     - Requiem for an old inn 

  
  

             - Poems of William in Recollections of a Tour in Scotland:

                + The Solitary Reaper              
                + Stepping Westward

Poetry is the most philosophic of all writing.

William Wordsworth