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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1928.

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WORDSWORTH'S LOVE STORY VISITORS AT HOTELS

A 100 YEARS' SECRET, Some intersting partienlars of Words worth's love affairs were given in a lecture delivered at Mürren ander the auspices of the Murren Lareture Society by Mrs. M. L. Weeds on the poet's youth. It was, she said, a retuarkable fact that although; his attachment to Alaris Anne Vallon, whom he first met at Orleans, was known to many of his friends, these al in de forence to the poet's wishes, kept their knowledge to, thetaselves, and the secret was kept for over a hundred years until an American professor found some letters of Dorothy Wordsworth in the British Museum in which reference was made to the fnels.

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Marie Anne Fallon, the lecturer saul, belonged to Royalist and Catholic Camily at Wois, and when Wordsworth met her she was living at Orleans, where her favourite brother was in a notary's

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Mr W. V. Agnew, Mr J. Lary Mr R. T. D. Aitten MrE Allden Senator&Mrs J.

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Arrayo & child Mr. Babond Mro. Barton Mr. E. Berston MrJack Bebar MMEBW M. E. Belilice Blackburn Mr Norman MR. A. Brodie Mr G. Buckley Mr&Mra Burtwell Miss C, E. Clarke HE. Cohen Miss Mr. M. Cobb Mr. J. Cox

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Mr W. A. Cuddy Ar J. D. Daller Mies F. Davior

Mr P. D. Drummond

Miss H. Lillie ‚“ Mr. B. Lovett Mr & Mr T. Luxton

Maxwell Mr G.Max

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Miss C. Medwyn

Miss Middleburst

Mr M. Monesari

Mr C. B. Montague Dr J. Morrison Mr G. S. More Mr. Newman Sir John H.

H. Oakley Mr & Mrs T. Pak Mrs. S. Ferry Mr T. Peir

M. 3. Du Pro A. Rabbit Ms G. G.

Mr W. Bawitz

Mr D. de Ray wond

Sime Raymond

Mr & Mrs Richardson M-J.

Riecken

offiem, It is impossible to say now why Mr E. & children Min Robert

We enn

1

Capt. T. P. Hall

Wordsworth did not marry her. only suppose it was his poverty or his Mr J. J. Ewing, political and religions views to which her Mr W. El. Ferris family would naturally have abjected, Mex F. W. Geisler Wordsworth was just 22, and Anette (as MrF N. Gibbons he always called her) was 28. He was a Dr. E. Gill plain. shy youth, who, on his arrival in Count e Giorgio

MIN EI. GOAHU Orleans, could not have spoken French at Mr & Mrs J. Could at turntly. Yet it cannot have her very Mrs J. Gray long before she became his mistress, and

Mr & Mrs W. A. without being galy "uncharitable to Marie Anne Vallon, it may be assumed that her responsibility for this state of MrJohn Bentterston affairs was not less than the young Wm. Miss Hendrich Wordsworth's, the more so as her later Mr&Mrs Fit Houry history points to her having bevi Mr H. G. Howall

Howell A' Jenkins woman of a strong, bold character, with Vissos How

Joharon

N.

Joseph

a taste fur plot and intrigus,

!

"Miss

Mr D. Russell

Mr & Mrs G. Russell Mr&Mrs Forbes

Russell

Miss E. Saxa Me M. Schomberg Mr J. Schinder

Mr F. D. Seymour ̧. Capt. & Mr Shearer MT. Silveiro Miss H. F.

Hannibal M. F.

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W

Skinner

Sosrea

vander Steen Misa Stegmiller Mr N. Thompson

Mr Tombray

Mr A. G. Vanderpost

Mew. M. Vernos

Mr & Mr C B.

Mr H. J. Werschkeel

Willey

Major & Mrs 13. Winder & children

Mr G. Yates

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

Their child, a -girl, was born in the December of the following year, and the Mr R. S. port returned to Loudon shortly after Mr A wards. The other was evidently living Miss M. V. D. Kemp in comfortable, circamstnaces: "Wards, Mr & Mrs I. Lacson worth had not left her to starve. France's Mr & Mrs Langston declaration of war against England camera C. Lauritson as a shattering blow to him-both for:

It erected a public and personal reasons. hopeless barrier between the lovers, and we can sympathise with him in his drive- tions and zony s described in The Mr F. C. Barry Preli

Precarious communications Mr & Mrs C. C were maintained with Annette during the

Mr & Mrs Cairo Two letters

Miss J. Chard next two or three yeaTH, From her, one to William and one to

MY S. K. Cohen · Dorothy, have survived in the archives Dr. R. R. B Crawford of Blais The Tonner is harrowingly Mes C. J. Crocker

one + A passionate Mr L Demr notional, and woman to whom already" the lover is less Mr J. E. Edwards important than the child on whom for Mr & Mrs A. 0. the rest of her life she was to lavish ber maternal devotion. The next we hear of Miss Geare

Brooks

Mrs Miss Lowder Mr G. H. Lvantt Mr & Mrs E. Lund Miss M. Clean Mr&Mrs E, H.

McMichael

Mr & Mra Miskin

Mr & Mrs W. H. Plant

Mt J. Ralston

Mr & Men Handles

Mr & Mra

Richardson

Mr Richmond

Finney

Mr

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Mr O. B. Shank

Mrs G. Shuck

Mr E D. Shank

Mr B. Tower

Mr J. 31. Walker Major&Mrs Warton Me F. N. Young

PALACE HOTEL

Caldwell

Mr J.T. Mannix Mr R. J. de H. Moors MD. E. ShermaKA.

1. C. Sinclair

Mr H. Smiti

Mra C. 8singar

Mr P. T. Tindall

Mr Bane Vurin Mrs H. A. Wyze

Merle

her is that she is 'iving with her sisters Mr & Mrs LH. Geare at Blois as the widow of an Englishman Mr & Mra H.T.

She was evidently n named Willling. leading spirit among the Royalists Mian P. Jones

Ur B. Jones watched by the police and always able to

Mr A, B, Keenchan Baffic then. Did Wordsworth ever find his way over to Franee in reply to some appeal from Annette? We do not know.

Wordsworth and Dorothy W. Bernett In 1703 settled at Bacedown. on the £000 left to 1 & Mrs D. A. the post by his friend, Raidey Calvert. Anette failes into the distaner, baunting Mr C. C. Dance him only as a memory, a sadness, a theme, Mr K. Earnshaw

Seven | Mr J. Jack for pity, perhaps for remorse. years later, after the Peace of Amiens, the Mr & Mrs K. Kala

Wordy Mr S. J. Lynch former lovers met once more. worth and Dorothy met Annette and the Mr & Mrs Don G. little Caroline at Calais. Wordsworth! was by this time a prophot aid a port: We do not know whether Angette realised this, or whether she had read his verees Mr W. Armstrong The American professor who wonders why Mr F. Baut Workworth did not then marry Annett Miss Barton" would appent in possess moro morality Mr G. W. Barton

this Mr V. Benjamin "Imagine then common French woman, this townswoman of 36, an Mr & MrF. W. ardent Catholic with all her interests in J. M. Boaner France, transported, to a tiny cottage in

C. J. Howker the damp and extremely Protestant Lake Mr A District, living the simple life with Mr& Mra A. Brostidt Wordsworth Dernt by and probably Mr W. Buis

Miss Butterworth all the Coleridge family. They spent a E. Calatroni

Mr mooth together at Calais fene hopes that Lt. & Mr H.H. Clark Wordsworth, now better off provided for Mr F. Clemes his daughter). Then the Wordsworths Mr J. Hollis returned to England, and shortly after Mins M. Coope Wordsworth married May Hutchinson, Mr W.A. with whom for many years he lived in peare and happiness.

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