Hartley Coleridge--

He spoke of with affection. “There is a single line,” he added, “in one

of his father’s poems, which I consider explains the after life of the

son. He is speaking of his own confinement in London, and then says,--

‘But thou, my child, shalt wander like a breeze.’

“He thought highly also of some of Hartley’s sonnets.

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