Dorothy Wordsworth (1771-1855) ms, letter Wordsworth, Dorothy. - Letter from Grasmere, to Lady Beaumont, Dunmow, Essex. - Dated March 2, 1806. - 'My dear Friend, I have at last the satisfaction ...'. - Contains transcription of William Wordsworth's 'Fidelity' the first 4 stanzas only, identical to The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, ed. E de Selincourt, vol. IV, 19. - No. 7 in the Letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth... 1806-1811 ed. E. de Selincourt, revised by Mary Moorman. Postmarked Kendal/ 261/ 2Line Fmd Milage, black, reference Hampson WE189. See also: WLL / Wordsworth, W and D / 3 / 162.1 (untitled verse by William Wordsworth in the hand of Dorothy Wordsworth. The first line 'A barking sound the Shepherd hears,')

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Reference WLL / Wordsworth, W and D / 3 / 162