The Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor ColeridgeMacmillan, 1905 - 667 pagina's |
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Pagina xi
... father was the Rev. John Coleridge , Vicar of the Parish , and Chaplain - Priest and Master of its Free Grammar School ( commonly called the King's School ' ) , founded by Henry VIII . His mother was the Vicar's second wife , and her ...
... father was the Rev. John Coleridge , Vicar of the Parish , and Chaplain - Priest and Master of its Free Grammar School ( commonly called the King's School ' ) , founded by Henry VIII . His mother was the Vicar's second wife , and her ...
Pagina xii
... father was deficient . Our knowledge of Coleridge's childhood is derived entirely from his letters to Poole written in 1797. He describes himself as a precocious and imaginative child , never mixing with other boys . At the age of three ...
... father was deficient . Our knowledge of Coleridge's childhood is derived entirely from his letters to Poole written in 1797. He describes himself as a precocious and imaginative child , never mixing with other boys . At the age of three ...
Pagina xiii
... father found out the effect which these books had produced , and burned them . So I became a dreamer , and acquired an indisposition to all bodily activity . I was fretful and inordinately passionate ; . . . despised and hated by the ...
... father found out the effect which these books had produced , and burned them . So I became a dreamer , and acquired an indisposition to all bodily activity . I was fretful and inordinately passionate ; . . . despised and hated by the ...
Pagina xiv
... father died suddenly on the 4th October 1781 , and his place , both as vicar and as school- master , was taken by a Mr. Warren , with whom Coleridge remained as a day- scholar until the following April , when a presentation to Christ's ...
... father died suddenly on the 4th October 1781 , and his place , both as vicar and as school- master , was taken by a Mr. Warren , with whom Coleridge remained as a day- scholar until the following April , when a presentation to Christ's ...
Pagina xxix
... father of a son . He hastened home , taking Charles Lloyd with him . The poet's and the father's tumultuous feelings in presence of this crisis required three sonnets 2 for their expression , but they were summed up in these lovely ...
... father of a son . He hastened home , taking Charles Lloyd with him . The poet's and the father's tumultuous feelings in presence of this crisis required three sonnets 2 for their expression , but they were summed up in these lovely ...
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