Wordsworth, William.

8vo, presumed unauthorised edition, two leaves, disbound

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This edition of Wordsworth's poem is presumed to be an unauthorised edition and was unknown to Wise. It is not in NSTC; NUC lists only Cornell. There are over 40 minor variants from the first edition of which 30 comprise the substitution of lower for upper case type and 10 comprise punctuation variants.

[together with]
[Warder Office]. Memoir of Grace Horsely Darling. Berwick-upon-Tweed: at the Warder Office, 1843, 8vo, first edition and the rare first biography of grace darling, frontispiece and other illustrations including facsimile of Grace Darling's handwriting, publisher's adverts, original wrappers, some fraying to extremties with minor loss to spine, three related newspaper clippings inserted