THE

POETICAL AND DRAMATIC

WORKS

OF

SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE ;

WITH

A LIFE OF THE AUTHOR.

LONDON:

JOHN CHIDLEY, 123, ALDERSGATE STREET.

1838.

BODL.

2 1AUG. 1931

LIBRARY

B. BENSLEY, PRINTER, PHIPPS-BRIDGE, MITCHAM.

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Lines to a beautiful Spring in a Village...........

Lines on a Friend who died of a Frenzy Fever, in-

duced by Calumnious Reports...

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To a Young Lady, with a Poem on the French Revo-

lution

To a Friend, together with an unfinished Poem

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Sonnet I. "My heart has thank'd thee, Bowles"... 30

II. On a discovery made too late

III. "Thou gentle Look"........

IV. To the River Otter.

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Sonnet V. Composed while climbing Brockly Coomb 32

VI. "Sweet Mercy!"..

VII. "Pale Roamer thro' the Night!".... 33

VIII. To the Author of The Robbers......

IX. Composed on a Journey homeward; the

Author having received intelligence of the birth

of a Son

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X. To a Friend, who asked how I felt when

the Nurse first presented my Infant to me....

Reflections, on having left a Place of Retirement.. 36

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Lines on observing a Blossom on the 1st of February 46

"The Hour when we shall meet again".

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To C. Lloyd, on his proposing to domesticate with the

Lines addressed to a Friend, in Answer to a Melan-

choly Letter

Lines written after a Walk before Supper

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Complaint of Ninathoma

On a Connubial Rupture in High Life

Absence; a Farewell Ode

Sonnet, "Pensive at Eve"

To Simplicity

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On a Ruined House, in a Romantic Country 115

A Couplet, Written in a Volume of Poems, presented

by the Author

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The Piccolomini; or, the First Part of Wallenstein.. 121