For a year, the two poets are in daily contact with one another, a period that proves to be a vital creative period for both of them. Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy move closer to Coleridge. He meets fellow poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and the two become close friends. Wordsworth receives a small inheritance from a friend and sets up house in Dorset, England with his sister Dorothy. Wordsworth publishes his first poetry collections, Descriptive Sketches and An Evening Walk. When war breaks out in France the following year, Wordsworth is unable to return to his family. Vallon later gives birth to the couple's daughter Caroline.

Wordsworth runs out of money and is forced to leave France, leaving behind a pregnant Annette Vallon. Leaves France before his first daughter is born He falls in love with a French woman named Annette Vallon.

In November, he travels to France and is fascinated by the Republican movement. Wordsworth receives his bachelor's degree from Cambridge University. He publishes his first piece of writing, a sonnet in The European Magazine. The siblings are separated for nine years. His sister Dorothy is sent to live with relatives in Yorkshire. William Wordsworth is sent to school in Hawkshead, a village in England's Lake District. Wordsworth's mother Ann Cookson Wordsworth dies. He is the second of five children of John and Ann Wordsworth. William Wordsworth is born in Cockermouth, in the northwestern English county of Cumberland.

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