A SUBSCRIBER.

Nottingham.

_The Beauty of Buttermere._--In an article contributed by Coleridge to the

_Morning Post_ (vid. _Essays on his own Times_, vol. ii. p. 591.), he says:

"It seems that there are some circumstances attending her birth and

true parentage, which would account for her striking superiority in

mind and manners, in a way extremely flattering to the prejudices of

rank and birth."

What are the circumstances alluded to?

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