trying to complete, ii. 336 Wordsworths, ii. 194 Reed, Henry, ii. 392, 426, 428 Reform Bill, Wordsworth's horror Registres de la Société des Amis Revolution, the French, i. 89-104, visits Wordsworth, ii. Rousseau, i. 23, 38, 46-49, 73, 92, Rydal Mount, removal to, i. 207 St. Albyn family, owners of Alfox- Salisbury Plain, Wordsworth visits, Sandford and Merton," i. 23, 48 Satyrane's Letters," i. 362 Scenic fallacy, the, i. 437 Scott, Sir Walter, letter from, ii. visited by the Words- visits Wordsworth, ii. 99- ΙΟΙ letter to, ii. 101, 361 last visit to, ii. 369 Wordsworth's tribute to, ii. 370 Scotland, Recollections of a Tour Scotland, Wordsworth visits, in Wordsworth's second visit to, Wordsworth's third visit to, ii. Siddons, Mrs., Wordsworth hears, Simpson family, i. 406, 413 Skirving, William, punished for Smith, Mrs. Charlotte, i. 145, 147 n. Sockburn, i. 379, 385 Wordsworth visits, i. 386, 891 Southey, Robert, i. 267, 268 n., 277- his self-righteousness, i. his intellect and character, his opinion of Words- Susquehanna, French settlement on Taylor, Rev. William, head-master Taylor, Henry, ii. 359, 363, 387 Thomson, the poet, i. 189, 427; ii. Threlkeld, Miss (Mrs. Rawson), a cousin of Wordsworth, i. 238 Tobin, James, i. 331 Tooke, Horne, i. 212, 236, 249 n. Toryism, Wordsworth's, ii. 324 Town-end. See Dove Cottage Tyson, Anne, the poet's "dame" Tyson, Michael, i. 57 Tyson, Mrs., of Rydal, anecdotes Watchman, The, Coleridge edits, i. 294, 303 of Words- worth's reply to, i. 216, Watts, Alaric, anecdote of Words- "We are Seven," origin of, i. Wedgwood, Josiah and Thomas, i. White, Andrew D., i. 60 n. White, W. Hale, i. 413 n., 414, 415; Wilberforce, William, i. 86, 120 %., Wilson, John (Christopher North), 440 Winchilsea, Anne, Countess of, ii. Windsor, i. 83, 181 Windy Brow, i. 239, 240 Winterbotham, William, punished Wollstonecroft, Mary, i. 212, 266, Wordsworth, Anne, the poet's Wordsworth, Charles, nephew of Wordsworth, Christopher, the poet's his college diary, i. 61 his qualities, i. 62 at Hawkshead, i. 82, 86 his death, ii. 431 daughter, ii. 82, 316, her marriage, ii. 412 Wordsworth, Dorothy, anecdote of her childhood, i. 25 her ailment, ii. 351-353, 371, 374, 385, 391 birth, i. 19 careless about letters, i. 139 dating writes severely of Coler- tender feeling for Coler- congenital gifts, i. 27 i. 370 favourite companion of i. 25 19 her felicity deferred, i. 204 her life at, i. 86, 92, her journal at Grasmere, journal of visit to Ger- many, i. 357 her literary method, ii. II 13 449 Wordsworth, Dorothy, gift of ob- at Penrith in 1787, i. 75- with William, i. 84- 86 her reading, i. 294 with resents interference from revisits Scotland in 1822, ii. 330 free from sentimentality, studies French, i. 200 studies Italian, i. 289 Wordsworth, Gordon, Mr., i. ix, Wordsworth, John, the poet's Coleridge describes, i. 391 shipwreck and death, ii. Wordsworth, John, eldest son of Wordsworth, Richard, the poet's Wordsworth, Richard, the poet's Wordsworth, Richard, the poet's letter to, from Orleans, i. 145 second, i. 84 effect of criticism on him, reason for leaving, i. 139 Hawkshead, goes to, i. 30 ances, i. 38 acquaint- healing power, ii. 85 a homeless wanderer, i. 237 influence in England and joy the source of his knowledge of men, i. 6 on landscape gardening, language of real life, i. 426- 431 letter to Coleridge, ii. 169 letters from Blois, i. 142, 173 letter from Orleans, i. 145 his library, i. 151 n. London, sojourn in, after metrical forms, abund- mystery of his early years, his moral decline, ii. 323 nature, consciousness of, nervous disorder, i. 436 Orleans, sojourn at, i. 138, INDEX 45I Wordsworth, William, defends the French Revolution, i. 218 Rousseau, his debt to, i. II, 127-134 social responsibility, his his extreme Toryism, ii. uncles, breach with his, i. Wales, first visit to, i. 113 BILLING AND Sons, Ltd., printers, guildford, ENGLAND |