Charles Lamb."

Mr. Coleridge, in the second edition of his poems, transferred some of

the poems which appeared in the first, to a supplement, and, amongst

others, some verses addressed to myself, with the following notice.

"The first in order of these verses which I have thus endeavoured to

reprieve from immediate oblivion, was originally addressed "To the Author

of Poems published anonymously at Bristol." A second edition of these

poems has lately appeared with the author's name prefixed: (Joseph

Cottle) and I could not refuse myself the gratification of seeing the

name of that man amongst my poems, without whose kindness, they would

probably have remained unpublished; and to whom I know myself greatly,

and variously obliged, as a poet, a man, and a Christian.

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