Reminiscences of
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共 402 题- REMINISCENCES OF SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE AND ROBERT SOUTHEY
- INTRODUCTION.
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- J. C.
- CONTENTS.
- Pantisocracy and Robert Lovell
- Mr. Southey and Mr. Burnet arrive in Bristol
- Mr. Coleridge arrives in Bristol
- Fears for the Pantisocritans dissipated
- Mr. Southey sells his Joan of Arc for fifty guineas
- Mr. Coleridge begins his lectures in Bristol
- Specimen of Mr. C.'s lecture
- Liberty's letter to Famine
- Death of Robert Lovell
- Mr. Southey's course of historical lectures
- Mr. Coleridge disappoints his audience
- Excursion to Tintern Abbey
- Dissension between Mr. Coleridge and Mr. Southey
- Incidents connected with Mr. Coleridge's volume of Poems
- Mr. Coleridge married to Miss Sarah Fricker
- Household articles required
- Notices of Wm. Gilbert, Ann Yearsley, H. More, and Robert Hall
- Mr. Coleridge removes, first to Bristol and then to Stowey
- Mr. Coleridge's Poems now published
- Mr. Lloyd domesticates with Mr. Coleridge
- Mr. Coleridge's melancholy letter
- Mr. Coleridge's views of Epic Poetry
- Quarrel between Mr. Coleridge and Mr. Southey. Reconciled
- Mr. Coleridge's letter to Miss Cruikshanks
- Mr. Coleridge prepares for a second edition of his Poems
- Mr. Coleridge's letter to George Catcott
- Herbert Croft and Chatterton (Note)
- Coleridge's character of Thelwall
- Letters from Charles Lamb
- Mr. Coleridge's lines to Joseph Cottle
- Sara's lines to the same
- Three Sonnets, by Nehemiah Higginbotham
- Coleridge, Lloyd, and Lamb, quarrel
- Lamb's sarcastic Theses to Mr. Coleridge
- Coleridge goes to Shrewsbury on probation
- Letters from Mr. Wordsworth,--Lyrical Ballads
- Mr. Wordsworth caballed against
- Disasters attending a dinner with Mr. Wordsworth
- Mr. Coleridge and Mr. Wordsworth depart for Germany
- Mr. Coleridge's character of Mr. Southey
- Mr. Southey marries Miss Edith Fricker
- Three letters of Mr. Southey, from Falmouth and Portugal
- Sundry letters from Mr. Southey to Joseph Cottle
- George Dyer, and a ludicrous incident
- Mr. Southey's rhyming letter from Lisbon
- Mr. Churchey, and incidents concerning him
- Mr. Southey in danger from an enraged author
- Mr. Southey and Wat Tyler
- Mr. Foster explains how Wat Tyler came to be published
- List of Mr. Southey's contributions to the Quarterly
- Discovery of first edition of Pilgrim's Progress
- Mr. Coleridge's letter on travelling in Germany
- Slow sale at first of Mr. Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads
- Mr. Humphrey Davy arrives in Bristol
- Dr. Beddoe and the Pneumatic Institution
- Mr. Davy's dangerous experiments with the gases
- Mr. Coleridge's and Mr. Davy's anecdotes
- Mr. Coleridge relates his military adventures
- Mr. Coleridge's Epigrams from the German
- Mr. Coleridge's letter to Mr. Cottle on his return from Malta, 1807
- Rev. J. Foster's letter concerning Coleridge
- Mr. Coleridge's singular escape from Italy
- Sir H. Davy's rebuke of an Infidel
- Mr. Coleridge's character of Holcroft, the Atheist
- Rev. J. Foster's letter respecting his Essay on Doddridge
- Mr. Coleridge's letter to Mr. G. Fricker
- Mr. De Quincey presents Mr. Coleridge with £300
- Mr. Coleridge's letter on Narrative Poems
- Reasons why Mr. Coleridge's opium habits should not be concealed
- Mr. Coleridge ill in Bath
- Mr. Coleridge's lines for a transparency at the capture of Buonaparte
- Mr. Coleridge's approval of Infant Schools
- Mr. Cottle's letter of remonstrance respecting opium
- Mr. Coleridge's distressing letters in reply
- Mr. Coleridge wishes to be placed in an Asylum
- Mr. Southey's letters respecting Mr. Coleridge
- Mr. Coleridge's contrivance to cheat the doctor
- Mr. Coleridge leaves Bristol for Calne
- Letters of Mr. Southey respecting Mr. Coleridge
- Letter of Mr. Coleridge from Calne
- Mr. Coleridge's letter to his god-son, Kinnaird
- Letters from Mr. Southey concerning "Early Recollections"
- Letter from Mr. Southey: his Western journey
- Letter from Mr. Southey. Melancholy foreboding
- Mr. Southey's mental malady
- Letter from Mr. Foster, relating to Mr. Southey
- Mr. Cottle's letter to Mr. Foster, respecting Mr. Southey
- List of works promised by Mr. Coleridge, but not written
- Mr. Coleridge sound in health, in 1800
- Dr. Carlyon, relating to Mr. Coleridge (Note)
- Extracts from Mr. Poole's letters, respecting Mr. Coleridge
- Dr. Adam's letter to Mr. Gillman, respecting Mr. Coleridge
- Mr. Coleridge domesticates with Mr. Gillman
- Letter of Mr. Foster, respecting Mr. Coleridge
- Prayer of Mr. Coleridge, 1831
- Mr. Coleridge's Epitaph on himself
- Mr. Coleridge's monument
- APPENDIX.
- Character of John Henderson
- Controversy of Rowley and Chatterton
- The Weary Pilgrim, a Poem
- REMINISCENCES.
- S. T. COLERIDGE.
- LIBERTY.
- TO W. J. H.
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- The following is a copy of the certificate:--
- Witnesses,--Martha Fricker, Josiah Wade."
- Mr. Southey thus refers to W. Gilbert in his "Life of Wesley."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- Bristol, April 15, 1796."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- ITS CONTENTS.
- ITS ADVANTAGES.
- Mr. Pritchard, (Derby)
- To 73 No. 1 of the Watchman ... 3-1/2 d. ... £1 1 3-1/2
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. C."
- God bless you, S. T. C."
- N. B. I preached yesterday."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. C."
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- S. T. C."
- ALLEGORICAL LINES ON THE SAME SUBJECT.
- ON AN UNFORTUNATE WOMAN AT THE THEATRE.
- Query. 'Flung to wither and to die.'
- Joseph Cottle."
- S. T. C."
- EXAMPLES.
- ANOTHER SPECIMEN, DESCRIBING HEXAMETERS IN HEXAMETERS.
- ANOTHER SPECIMEN.
- THE ENGLISH DUODECASYLLABLE.
- I should be glad to substitute this,
- P. S. I like your 'Lines on Savage.'[33]
- S. T. Coleridge."
- FOSTER-MOTHER'S TALE.
- FOSTER-MOTHER.
- MARIA.
- FOSTER-MOTHER.
- MARIA.
- FOSTER-MOTHER.
- MARIA.
- FOSTER-MOTHER.
- S. T. C."
- TO THE CITIZENS OF BRISTOL.
- I wish my pockets were as yellow as George's phiz!"[37]
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- Your faithful
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- Charles Lamb."
- Charles Lamb."
- Charles Lamb."
- LINES ADDRESSED TO JOSEPH COTTLE.
- SARA."
- S. T. C."
- SONNETS.
- ATTEMPTED IN THE MANNER OP CONTEMPORARY WRITERS.
- SONNET I.
- NEHEMIAH HIGGINBOTHAM.
- SONNET II.
- TO SIMPLICITY.
- NEHEMIAH HIGGINBOTHAM.
- SONNET III.
- ON A RUINED HOUSE WHICH JACK BUILT.
- NEHEMIAH HIGGINBOTHAM.[44]
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- I remain,
- Charles Lamb."
- C. Lloyd, Jun."
- T. Wedgewood, Esq."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- W. Wordsworth."
- Allfoxden, 9th May, 1798."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- Robert Southey."
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- R. S."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- Your affectionate
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- W. Wordsworth."
- W. W."
- ON A BAD READER OF HIS OWN VERSES.
- ON OBSERVING A LADY LICKING HER LAP-DOG,
- MY LOVE.
- NAMES.
- March 9th, 1801."
- June 11th, 1823."
- C. V. Le Grice.
- S. T. C."
- To Joseph Cottle."
- S. T. Coleridge."[83]
- May heaven bless you, my dear George, and
- S. T. C."
- S. T. C."
- Thomas De Quincey."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. C."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- I now proceed further to notice Mr. Coleridge's reappearance in Bristol.
- OR THUS.
- S. T. C."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- Mr. Wade's, Queen Square."
- Joseph Cottle."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- April 26, 1814."
- S. T. C.
- S. T. C.
- I have to prepare my lecture. Oh! with how blank a spirit!"[94]
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- To Miss Cottle, Brunswick Square."
- In a letter from Mr. Southey, dated Oct. 27, 1814, he thus writes:--
- Robert Southey."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- July 13th, 1834, Grove, Highgate."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- A few days after I received the following letter from Mr. Southey:--
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- Robert Southey."
- John Foster."
- Rev. John Foster."
- Josiah Wedgewood, Esq."
- Believe me, my dear sir, with much affection
- Thomas Wedgewood, Esq."
- I remain, with grateful and most affectionate esteem,
- Your faithful friend
- Josiah Wedgewood, Esq."
- Josiah Wedgewood, Esq."
- Josiah Wedgewood."
- I give you these lines for the spirit, and not for the poetry.
- Thomas Wedgewood, Esq."
- Thomas Wedgewood. Esq."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- Josiah Wedgewood, Esq."
- Thomas Wedgewood, Esq."
- I am, dear Wedgewood, most truly yours,
- Thomas Wedgewood, Esq."
- P. S. Perhaps Leslie will go with you."
- God bless you, my dear friend, and
- S. T. Coleridge."
- Thomas Wedgewood, Esq."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- S. T. Coleridge."
- T. P."
- T. P."
- T. Wedgewood, Esq."
- T. P."
- T. P."
- Joseph Adams."
- John Foster."
- PRAYER OF S. T. COLERIDGE, WRITTEN IN 1831.
- S. T. C."
- Mr. Coleridge wrote, in his life-time, his own epitaph, as follows:--
- SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE,
- JAMES AND ANN GILLMAN,
- HERE,
- APPENDIX
- JOHN HENDERSON.
- J. C.
- ROWLEY AND CHATTERTON
- J. C.
- THE WEARY PILGRIM
- J. C.
- STONEHENGE.
- S. T. C."
- J. C.
- Patterdale, August 2nd, 1829."
- TO THE AUTHOR OF THE ANCIENT MARINER.
- Witnesses--Joseph Cottle, Sarah Cottle."
- CHORUS--He loves fire like a Salamander."
- John Wesley."
- 1 Baptist Mission in India
- 2 Portuguese Literature
- 3 South Sea Missions
- 4 American Annals
- 5 Life of Nelson
- 6 Season at Tongataboo
- 7 Observador Portuguez
- 8 Feroe Islands
- 11 Bell and Lancaster
- 12 The Inquisition
- 13 Iceland
- 14 French Revolutionists
- 15 Count Julian
- 16 Manufacturing system and the Poor
- 19 Bogue and Bennett's History of the Dissenters
- 21 Nicobar Islands
- 22 23 British Poets
- 23 Oriental Memoirs
- 24 Lewis and Clark's Travels
- 25 Miot's Expedition to Egypt
- 25 Life of Wellington
- 26 do. do.
- 28 Alfieri
- 29 Me. La Roche Jacqueline
- 30 Ali Bey's Travels
- 31 Parliamentary Reform
- 32 Porter's Travels
- 33 Tonga Islands
- 35 Lope de Vega
- 37 Evelyn on the means of Improving the People
- 41 Copy-Right Act
- 42 Cemeteries
- 43 Monastic Institutions
- 45 Life of Marlborough
- 46 New Churches
- 48 Life of Wm. Huntington, S.S.
- 50 Life of Cromwell
- 52 Dobrizhoffer
- 53 Camoens
- 55 Gregorie's Religious Sects
- 56 Infidelity
- 57 Burnett's Own Times
- 59 Dwight's Travels
- 62 Hayley
- I remain, yours most truly,
- Jos. Cottle."
- I remain, sir, yours with respect,
- To George Offer, Esq.'
- I remain, sir, yours truly,
- To George Offer, Esq.'
- Robert Southey.'
- I am, my dear sir, yours truly,
- Joseph Cottle."
- John Foster."
- Plan of General Study, p. 66 ["In a letter of Mr. C. dated"]
- Pantisocracy, 4to., p. 73 ["Before I enter on an important"]
- 17 other works, p. 73 [See previous.]
- 8 Sonnets, p. 81 ["With regard to the Poems I mean to"]
- Oberon of Wieland (Trans.), p. 160 ["P. S. I am translating the"]
- Ballad. 340 lines, p. 173 ["I have finished my Ballad, it is"]
- New Review, p. 306 ["The preceding letter of Mr. Coleridge led"]
- Life of Lessing, p. 427 [See previous.]
- Letters and condition of German Boors, p. 442 [See previous.]
- A Comedy, p. 442 ["My littlest one is a very stout boy"]
- Essay on Hall, Milton, and Taylor, p. 446 [See previous.]
- Essay on Johnson and Gibbon, p. 446 [See previous.]
- Book on the subject of Poetry, p. 446 [See previous.]