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William Wordsworth (7
April 1770 – 23
April 1850) was an
English Romantic poet who, with
Samuel Taylor Coleridge,
helped to
launch the
Romantic Age in...
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Wordsworth Editions is a
British publisher known for
their low-cost
editions of
classic literature and non-fiction works. The firm was
founded by Helen...
- upon the
banks \ Of this fair river; thou, my
dearest Friend". The
Wordsworths' stay at
Alfoxton House was
brief due to
their financial difficulties...
- 1804. Nevertheless, he
returned to
visit the
Wordsworths in
Grasmere from time to time. The
Wordsworths were also
visited at Dove
Cottage by
Walter Scott...
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Curwen Wordsworth (19
January 1915 – 21
November 1993) was an
English character actor. He was the great-great-grandson of the poet
William Wordsworth. As...
- of the
Wordsworth family) who
recites "The sun is down, the
stars are bright,
Story Makers come out at night.” as they appear. The
Wordsworths together...
- Johnson,
better known by his
stage name
Wordsworth, is an
American rapper from Brooklyn, New York.
Wordsworth grew up in Brooklyn, New York. He started...
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Charles Wordsworth (22
August 1806 – 5
December 1892) was
Bishop of St Andrews,
Dunkeld and
Dunblane in Scotland. He was a
classical scholar, and taught...
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Dorothy "Dora"
Wordsworth (16
August 1804 – 9 July 1847) was the
daughter of poet
William Wordsworth (1770–1850) and his wife Mary Hutchinson. Her infancy...
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Christopher Wordsworth (30
October 1807 – 20
March 1885) was an
English intellectual and a
bishop of the
Anglican Church.
Wordsworth was born in London...
