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Pagina xii
Our knowledge of Coleridge's childhood is derived entirely from his letters to Poole written in 1797.4 He describes himself as a precocious and imaginative child , never mixing with other boys . At the age of three , he was sent to a ...
Our knowledge of Coleridge's childhood is derived entirely from his letters to Poole written in 1797.4 He describes himself as a precocious and imaginative child , never mixing with other boys . At the age of three , he was sent to a ...
Pagina xvii
The first was anonymous : Fourteen Sonnets , Elegiac and Descriptive , written during a Tour . Bath , MDCCLXXXIX . Quarto . 8 Biog . Lit. i . 13 . or originality ; perhaps ( but only perhaps ) less 1789 xvii CHILDHOOD - CHRIST'S ...
The first was anonymous : Fourteen Sonnets , Elegiac and Descriptive , written during a Tour . Bath , MDCCLXXXIX . Quarto . 8 Biog . Lit. i . 13 . or originality ; perhaps ( but only perhaps ) less 1789 xvii CHILDHOOD - CHRIST'S ...
Pagina xix
Another , written a year later , describes himself as ' general ' of a party of six undergraduates who " sallied forth to the apothecary's house with the fixed determination to thrash him for having performed so speedy a cure ' on ...
Another , written a year later , describes himself as ' general ' of a party of six undergraduates who " sallied forth to the apothecary's house with the fixed determination to thrash him for having performed so speedy a cure ' on ...
Pagina xxii
Writing to Southey from Cambridge , a fortnight later , he declares that he is evolving a scheme of Pantisocracy which ... 1 A less detailed account was written , August 24 , 1794 , to Mr. C. Heath of Monmouth , by Coleridge himself .
Writing to Southey from Cambridge , a fortnight later , he declares that he is evolving a scheme of Pantisocracy which ... 1 A less detailed account was written , August 24 , 1794 , to Mr. C. Heath of Monmouth , by Coleridge himself .
Pagina xxiv
This seems to show that the letter was written before the end of the term ( middle of December ) , in which case Mary's answer was far from being prompt . Coleridge's response to it is dated · December 24 , 1794 , ' and opens thus : ' I ...
This seems to show that the letter was written before the end of the term ( middle of December ) , in which case Mary's answer was far from being prompt . Coleridge's response to it is dated · December 24 , 1794 , ' and opens thus : ' I ...
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| Titel | The Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge The Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Auteur | Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Redacteur | James Dykes Campbell |
| Uitgever | Macmillan, 1905 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | University of Minnesota |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 19 feb 2010 |
| Lengte | 667 pagina's |
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