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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D3653/34/5/1
TitleLetter from William Wordsworth, Rydal Mount, to Rd Sharp Esqre MP, Park Lane, London, with postscript by Mary Wordsworth
Date22 Nov 1820
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RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive CreatorDerbyshire Museum Service
Transcript or IndexMy dear Sir,
Will you be so kind as to send the
enclosed in the twopenny Post.
Italy is seldom out of my mind -
I talked much with Roger about it; and
al[so w]ith George - but I have taken no
steps yet - indeed my Daughter has
been so very poorly since you were here
[t]hat I could not entertain any settled pl[an]
thank heaven she is now very much bet[ter]
but far from well occasioning us some alarm
we with [...?] regard to your sister,
Miss Sherwood[?] & yourself from all here
I remain my dear Sharp
faithfully yours
W Wordsworth
22 Nobr 1820
Rydal Mount
[on reverse]
My dear Sir
W cavalierly desires me to put up
the enclosed without his requesting you
to have the kindness to send the two inelegant
looking notes to the 2d Post - but he hurries off
with Dora who has mounted her Poney, & they are
gone together to enjoy the sunshine & seek strength.
Dora's gradual restoration affords us sunshine within
doors which has been overcast for the last 2 months
very sincerely your obliged
M Wordsworth

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