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SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE A BIOGRAPHICAL STUDY BY E. K. CHAMBERS OXFORD AT THE CLARENDON PRESS 1938
Page 1: THE BOOK WAS DRENCHED
Page 7: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS AMEN HOUSE,
Page 12 and 13: PREFACE EVERY writer about Coleridg
Page 14: PREFACE ix and 'Asra', and his stud
Page 17 and 18: A. Aids. Allston. TABLE OF REFERENC
Page 19 and 20: xiv I.L.N. Inquiring Spirit, L. Lam
Page 21 and 22: xvi W. Memoirs. Watson. Watts. Well
Page 23 and 24: 2 THE BLUE-COAT BOY [1772family nam
Page 25 and 26: 4 THE BLUE-COAT BOY [1772- De Quinc
Page 27 and 28: 6 THE BLUE-COAT BOY [1772rnemory an
Page 29 and 30: 8 THE BLUE-COAT BOY [1772come back,
Page 31 and 32: 10 THE BLUE-COAT BOY [1772the Unive
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Page 39 and 40: 18 CAMBRIDGE [1791says never used t
Page 41 and 42: 20 CAMBRIDGE [1791may be some exagg
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Page 45 and 46: 24 CAMBRIDGE [1791the kindness of B
Page 47 and 48: 26 CAMBRIDGE [1791to have abandoned
Page 49 and 50: 28 CAMBRIDGE [1791of August Southey
Page 51 and 52: 30 CAMBRIDGE [1791thought that the
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38 THE 'WATCHMAN' [i795- Hence, glo
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40 THE WATCHMAN' [1795public librar
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42 THE 'WATCHMAN' [1795diverging Ce
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44 THE 'WATCHMAN' [1795relinquished
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46 THE 'WATCHMAN' [1795- Half a doz
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48 THE WATCHMAN' [1795of the Univer
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50 THE WATCHMAN' [1795bred, a true
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52 THE 'WATCHMAN' [1795- And so: I
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54 THE 'WATCHMAN' [1795- 'Wherefore
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IV BREAD AND CHEESE May 1796—Marc
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58 BREAD AND CHEESE [1796- In his f
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60 BREAD AND CHEESE [1796and Coleri
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62 BREAD AND CHEESE [1796labors of
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64 BREAD AND CHEESE [1796- 'What if
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66 BREAD AND CHEESE [1796- my shape
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68 BREAD AND CHEESE [1796- to Lamb
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70 BREAD AND CHEESE [1796- said we
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72 BREAD AND CHEESE [1796hearth bel
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74 BREAD AND CHEESE [1796-7] He was
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76 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797- of it
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78 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797contemp
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80 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797sponden
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82 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797- washi
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84 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797- The p
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86 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797- This
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88 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797- would
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90 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797some re
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92 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797- Whig,
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94 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797family
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96 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797have be
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98 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797- Lamb
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100 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797were s
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102 THE ANNUS MIRABILIS [1797- Kubl
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VI GERMANY September ij$8—July 17
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zo6 GERMANY [1798- explorer), Cleme
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108 GERMANY [1798there. 1 He has mu
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110 GERMANY [1798- this that in old
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112 GERMANY [1798itself, but Coleri
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114 GERMANY [1798- Many of the stan
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VII THE JOURNALIST August 1799—Ju
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118 THE JOURNALIST [1799and Southey
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120 THE JOURNALIST [1799lodgings at
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122 THE JOURNALIST [1799expression;
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124 THE JOURNALIST [1799have taken
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126 THE JOURNALIST [1799- There are
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128 THE JOURNALIST [1799- Later he
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130 THE JOURNALIST [1799- free-agen
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132 THE JOURNALIST [1799-1800] love
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134 DISASTER [1800the local river.
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136 DISASTER [1800published two yea
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138 DISASTER [1800visit to Poole. I
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140 DISASTER [1800find bread in Eng
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142 DISASTER [1800- of a 'healed in
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144 DISASTER [1800- should live apa
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146 DISASTER [1800- Wordsworths, al
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148 DISASTER [1800she paid a visit
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150 DISASTER [1800decided that Sara
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152 DISASTER [1800- And when joy is
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DISASTER [1800- Great wonder to our
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IX ON THE WING May 1802—December
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158 ON THE WING [1802- To July and
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160 ON THE WING [1802other schemes
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162 ON THE WING [1802- must have be
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164 ON THE WING [1802few reasons fo
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166 ON THE WING [1802settled with h
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168 ON THE WING [1802- leaving Wedg
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170 ON THE WING [1802- Coleridge, h
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172 ON THE WING [1802and 'to rely u
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174 ON THE WING [1802nights at the
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176 ON THE WING [1802of the young m
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X MALTA January 1804—August 1806
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180 MALTA [1804withering letter of
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182 MALTA [1804- But to Wordsworth
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184 MALTA [1804- Hutchinson we do n
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186 MALTA [1804- August he was able
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188 MALTA [1804- Chapman did not re
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190 MALTA [1804until the end of Jan
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192 MALTA [1804-6] penniless. He no
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196 SEPARATION [1806- Coleridge was
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198 SEPARATION [1806- And even as L
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200 SEPARATION [1806pany with Words
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202 SEPARATION [1806but had not yet
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204 SEPARATION [1806,ground that he
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206 SEPARATION [1806had already see
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208 SEPARATION [1806betrays great d
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210 SEPARATION [1806which was stol'
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212 SEPARATION [1806hold the poem,
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XII THE FRIEND June 1808—April 18
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216 THE FRIEND [1808- Windermere. W
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218 THE FRIEND [1808tion, was prepa
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220 THE FRIEND [1808- This was Dani
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222 THE FRIEND [1808end of March. E
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224 THE FRIEND [1808- To me and Wor
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226 THE FRIEND [1808the German book
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228 THE FRIEND [1808could be set up
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230 THE FRIEND [1808difficult to be
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232 THE FRIEND [1808of the receipts
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234 THE FRIEND [1808-10] that she s
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236 BROKEN TIES [1810very ill. Basi
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238 BROKEN TIES [1810- 8 months or
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240 BROKEN TIES [1810relations were
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242 BROKEN TIES [1810to the Lambs,
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244 BROKEN TIES [1810engagement on
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246 BROKEN TIES [1810fifteen lectur
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248 BROKEN TIES [1810- On his way t
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250 BROKEN TIES [1810- and the orig
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252 BROKEN TIES [1810sceptical, but
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254 BROKEN TIES [1810- Haymarket th
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256 BROKEN TIES [1810causing the ma
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258 BROKEN TIES [1810-13] to Sara H
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260 IN THE DEPTHS [1813- White Hart
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262 IN THE DEPTHS [1813- been six,
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264 IN THE DEPTHS [1813never hear a
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266 IN THE DEPTHS [1813know from hi
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268 IN THE DEPTHS [1813the Morgans,
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270 IN THE DEPTHS [1813ing £27 5s.
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272 IN THE DEPTHS [1813unworthy you
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274 IN THE DEPTHS [1813-16] there,
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276 FAIR HAVEN [1816- Vagrant fanci
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278 FAIR HAVEN [1816of a friend; at
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280 FAIR HAVEN [1816exceeded the li
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282 FAIR HAVEN [1816well, where no
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284 FAIR HAVEN [1816once more to hi
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286 FAIR HAVEN [1816- Cairngorm, an
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288 FAIR HAVEN [1816- they never ha
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290 FAIR HAVEN [1816larly accompani
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292 FAIR HAVEN [1816- who had been
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294 FAIR HAVEN [1816life on a count
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296 FAIR HAVEN [1816- Wordsworth ha
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298 FAIR HAVEN [1816- Biographia Li
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300 FAIR HAVEN [1816the lines To a
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302 FAIR HAVEN [1816the world, and
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504 FAIR HAVEN [1816such things did
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XVI THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE December 1
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308 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823a win
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310 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823the S
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312 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823- Irv
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314 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823broth
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316 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823- I l
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318 THE SAGE OF HlGHGATE [1823have
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320 THE SAGE OF HEGHGATE [1823- Col
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322 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823was n
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324 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823the h
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326 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823only
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328 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823- and
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330 THE SAGE OF HIGHGATE [1823most
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APPENDIX LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE I.
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 337 incessan
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 339 it is ve
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 341 their me
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 343 that my
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 345 Lambe, y
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 347 VI To WI
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 349 seconds,
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 351 at the s
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 35 3 might b
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 355 perhaps
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LETTERS FROM COLERIDGE 357 especial
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INDEX S. T. CC I. PERSONALIA Absenc
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Ancient Mariner, The, 67, 85, 91, 9
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Abernethy, John, 237. Acheron, The,
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Coleridge, Francis Syndercombe (bro
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Glenridding, 163. Goddard, General,
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(Buckingham St.), 119-26; (Pentonvi
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Robinson, Mary (Perdita), 128, 200.
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Wordsworth, Dorothy, 75-8, 79, 81,
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