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Dorothy Wordsworth

4 August 1800 – 10 August 1800

4 August 1800

Rain in the night. I tied up scarlet beans, nailed the honeysuckles, etc. etc. John was prepared to walk to Keswick all the morning. He seized a returned chaise and went after dinner. I pulled a large basket of peas and sent to Keswick by a returned chaise. A very cold evening. Assisted to spread out linen in the morning.
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5 August 1800

Dried the linen in the morning. The air still cold. I pulled a bag full of peas for Mrs. Simpson. Miss Simpson drank tea with me, and supped, on her return from Ambleside. A very fine evening. I sate on the wall making my shifts till I could see no longer. Walked half-way home with Miss Simpson.
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6 August 1800

... William came home from Keswick at eleven o'clock.
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7 August 1800

... William composing in the wood in the morning. In the evening we walked to Mary Point. A very fine sunset.
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