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Early Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Dorothy Wordsworth 1771–1855
All literary mss are at the Wordsworth Lib, Grasmere; summary account given
in Siemens, The Wordsworth collection, 1971, pp. 101–10, though it should
be borne in mind that it has been superseded in certain cases by the more
detailed treatment provided in individual vols of the Cornell Wordsworth
Series. See also The Grasmere journals, ed P. Woof, Oxford 1991, pp. 143–4,
180–1, 205–6, 225.
Bibliographies
Siemens, R. The Wordsworth collection. Edmonton, Alberta 1971.
Contains facsimile pages from mss of Grasmere journals and
poems.
Siemens, R. The writings of Dorothy Wordsworth; the mss journals,
Dove Cottage papers facsimiles, University of Alberta. TWC 2
1971.
Taylor, E. R. Dorothy Wordsworth: primary and secondary sources.
BB 40 1983.
Collections
Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth. Ed W. Knight 2 vols 1897; ed E. de
Selincourt 2 vols Oxford 1941; ed H. Darbishire, Oxford 1958
(WC), 1971 (rev M. Moorman).
The early letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth. Ed E. de
Selincourt, Oxford 1935, 1967 (rev C. L. Shaver).
The letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth: the middle years.
Ed E. de Selincourt 2 vols Oxford 1937; ed M. Moorman and A. G.
Hill 2 vols Oxford 1969–70.
The letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth: the later years. Ed
E. de Selincourt 3 vols Oxford 1939; ed A. G. Hill 4 vols Oxford
1978–88.
The Grasmere journal: the revised complete text. Ed P. Woof, introd
by J. Wordsworth 1987.
Journal of my second tour in Scotland, 1822. Ed J. Nagasawa, Tokyo
1989. Dorothy Wordsworth’s text in English, introd and notes in
Japanese.
The Grasmere journals. Ed P. Woof, Oxford 1991.
The letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth: a supplement of
new letters. Ed A. G. Hill, Oxford 1993.
Selections
Address to a child during a boisterous winter evening, The mother’s
return, and The cottager to her infant. First pbd in William
Wordsworth, Poems, 2 vols 1815. Rptd in subsequent edns of his
collected works including 1820, Boston 1824, Paris 1828 (pirated);
Loving and liking and The floating island added 1836 onwards.
Select poetry for children. Ed J. Payne. 1854 (11th edn). Contains
Loving and liking.
The songs and ballads of Cumberland. Ed S. Gilpin. London,
Edinburgh and Carlisle 1866. Contains The mother’s return and
The cottager to her infant.
Peaceful our valley, fair and green, Lines addressed to Joanna H.
from Gwerndwffnant in June 1826, Holiday at Gwerndwffnant,
May 1826: irregular stanzas, To my niece Dora, and The worship
of this Sabbath morn. Pbd in William Wordsworth, Poems, ed W.
Knight 8 vols 1896.
The poetry of Dorothy Wordsworth. Ed from the journals by H.
Eigerman, New York 1940. Not the poems, but brief extracts from
the journals arranged on the page as vers libre.
Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth. Ed Mary Moorman, Oxford 1971.
Contains two poems, including A winter’s ramble in Grasmere
vale, hitherto unpbd.
Levin, S. and R. Ready. Unpublished poems from Dorothy
Wordsworth’s commonplace book. TWC 9 1978. Six poems either
previously unpbd or only partially pbd.
Levin, S. M. Dorothy Wordsworth and Romanticism. Rutgers NJ
1987. Fullest collection of Dorothy Wordsworth’s poetry thus far
pbd; includes some hitherto unpbd works.
Romanticism: an anthology. Ed D. Wu, Oxford 1994. Contains 8
poems edited from mss.
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George and Sarah Green: a narrative by Dorothy Wordsworth. Ed E.
de Selincourt, Oxford 1936; ed H. Clark, Wolverhampton 1987.
Contributions to periodicals
The Monthly Packet. The worship of this Sabbath morn, July 1891;
Grasmere: a fragment, Feb 1892.
Letters, journals etc
The following publications contain texts of letters and/or journals, or extracts
from them:
Wilkinson, J. Select views in Cumberland, Westmoreland and
Lancashire. 1810. Contains description of Wastwater attributed to
Dorothy Wordsworth by Owen and Smyser, Prose works of
William Wordsworth, 3 vols Oxford 1974.
Wordsworth, W. Description of the scenery of the Lakes in the north
of England. 1822 (3rd edn). Dorothy Wordsworth’s account of a
climb of Scawfell appears here from this edn onwards.
Wordsworth, C. Memoirs of William Wordsworth. 2 vols 1851.
Pearson, W. Papers letters and journals of William Pearson. [Ed A.
Pearson] 1863 (priv ptd).
Robinson, H. C. Diary, reminiscences, and correspondence. Ed T.
Sadler 3 vols 1869.
Recollections of a tour made in Scotland ad 1803. Ed J. C. Shairp,
Edinburgh 1874, 1874, 1894; Edinburgh 1981 (photo facs).
Myers, F. W. H. Wordsworth. 1881.
Wordsworth, W. Poetical works. Ed W. Knight 11 vols Edinburgh
1882–9.
Graves, R. P. The life of Sir William Rowan Hamilton. 3 vols 1882–9.
Lee, E. Dorothy Wordsworth: the story of a sister’s love. 1886, 1894
(rev).
Knight, W. Letters from Wordsworth, his wife, and sister to Henry
Crabb Robinson, and others. Trans of the Wordsworth Soc 8 1886.
Knight, W. Memorials of Coleorton. 2 vols 1887. Letters to Sir George
and Lady Beaumont.
Rogers and his contemporaries. Ed P. W. Clayden 2 vols 1889.
Knight, W. The Life of William Wordsworth. 3 vols Edinburgh 1889.
Letters of the Wordsworth family from 1787 to 1855. Ed W. Knight 3
vols Boston and London 1907.
Knight, W. Coleridge and Wordsworth in the west country. 1913.
Correspondence of Henry Crabb Robinson with the Wordsworth
circle. Ed E. J. Morley 2 vols Oxford 1927.
Maclean, C. Letters of Dorothy Wordsworth. TLS 12 Sep 1935.
Some letters of the Wordsworth family. Ed L. N. Broughton, Ithaca
NY 1942.
Letters of Dora Wordsworth. Ed H. P. Vincent, Chicago 1944.
Bullough, G. The Wordsworth–Laing letters. MLR 46 1951.
The letters of Sara Hutchinson. Ed K. Coburn 1954.
The letters of Mary Wordsworth 1800–1855. Ed M. E. Burton, Oxford
1958. Letter of 16 Mar jointly written with Dorothy Wordsworth.
Home at Grasmere: extracts from the journal of Dorothy
Wordsworth. Ed C. Clark, Harmondsworth 1960.
A Dorothy Wordsworth selection. Ed M. M. Barber, London and
New York 1965.
Romantic poetry and prose. Ed H. Bloom and L. Trilling, Oxford
and New York 1969.
Reed, M. L. Wordsworth letters: new items. N & Q 217 1972.
Tetreault, R. Wordsworth on enthusiasm: a new letter to Thomas
Clarkson on the slavery question. MP 75 1977.
Letters of Dorothy Wordsworth: a selection. Ed A. G. Hill, Oxford
1981.
The love letters of William and Mary Wordsworth. Ed B.
Darlington, Ithaca NY 1982. Contains one letter from Dorothy
Wordsworth.