English Men of Letters Coleridge
English Men of Letters Coleridge
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The_Ancient Mariner_ grew and grew till it became too important forour first object, which was limited to our expectation of five pounds;and we began to think of a volume which was to consist, as Mr. Coleridge has told the world, of poems chiefly on supernaturalsubjects. " Except that the volume ultimately determined on was toconsist only "partly" and not "chiefly" of poems on supernaturalsubjects (in the result, as has been seen, it consisted "chiefly" ofpoems upon natural subjects), there is ...nothing in this account whichcannot be easily reconciled with the probable facts upon which DeQuincey bases his hinted charge against Coleridge in his _LakePoets_. It was not Coleridge who had been reading Shelvocke's_Voyages_, but Wordsworth, and it is quite conceivable, therefore, that the source from which his friend had derived the idea of thekilling of the albatross may (if indeed he was informed of it at thetime) have escaped his memory twelve years afterwards, when theconversation with De Quincey took place.
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The_Ancient Mariner_ grew and grew till it became too important forour first object, which was limited to our expectation of five pounds;and we began to think of a volume which was to consist, as Mr. Coleridge has told the world, of poems chiefly on supernaturalsubjects. " Except that the volume ultimately determined on was toconsist only "partly" and not "chiefly" of poems on supernaturalsubjects (in the result, as has been seen, it consisted "chiefly" ofpoems upon natural subjects), there is ...nothing in this account whichcannot be easily reconciled with the probable facts upon which DeQuincey bases his hinted charge against Coleridge in his _LakePoets_. It was not Coleridge who had been reading Shelvocke's_Voyages_, but Wordsworth, and it is quite conceivable, therefore, that the source from which his friend had derived the idea of thekilling of the albatross may (if indeed he was informed of it at thetime) have escaped his memory twelve years afterwards, when theconversation with De Quincey took place.
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