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The Prose Works of William Wordsworth

Note 104 — II. LETTERS AND EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS. (continued 2)

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It was on hearing these lines repeated by his friend, Mr. H.C. Robinson, that Wordsworth exclaimed, 'Well! I am not given to envy other people their good things; but I do wish I had written that.' He much admired Mrs. Barbauld's Essays, and sent a copy of them, with a laudatory letter upon them, to the Archbishop of Canterbury.

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