Letters of Samuel Taylor Coleridge volume 2
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My DEAR Eliza, — The three volumes of Miss Edge- worth's " Helen " ought to have been sent in to you last 1 The following unpublished lines ^f qniequid mitfis, Tkiira putare dccH.
y^ere addressed by Coleridge to this ^"'^ whatever thou sendest, Sabeau odours , , • 1 1 T to thiuk it it behoves me.
young lady, a neighbour, l presume, and friend of the Gillmans. They The whole adapted from an epi- must be among the last he ever gram of Claudius by substituting ■wrote : — T/nira for mella, the orig...inal distich j-Ljg^ being in return for a Present of ™, ^ - Honey.
TEANSLATION OF ClAUDIAN. [ IMITATION.
Dulcia dona mihi tu mittis semper Elisa . ' Sweet Gift ! and always doth Eliza send Sweet gifts to me thou seudest always, Sweet Gifts and full of fragrance to lior Elisa I Friend.
774 THE BEGINNING OF THE END [July night, and are marked as having been so sent. And indeed, knowing how much noise this work was making and the great interest it had excited, I shoukl not have been so selfish as to have retained them on my own account.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My DEAR Eliza, — The three volumes of Miss Edge- worth's " Helen " ought to have been sent in to you last 1 The following unpublished lines ^f qniequid mitfis, Tkiira putare dccH.
y^ere addressed by Coleridge to this ^"'^ whatever thou sendest, Sabeau odours , , • 1 1 T to thiuk it it behoves me.
young lady, a neighbour, l presume, and friend of the Gillmans. They The whole adapted from an epi- must be among the last he ever gram of Claudius by substituting ■wrote : — T/nira for mella, the orig...inal distich j-Ljg^ being in return for a Present of ™, ^ - Honey.
TEANSLATION OF ClAUDIAN. [ IMITATION.
Dulcia dona mihi tu mittis semper Elisa . ' Sweet Gift ! and always doth Eliza send Sweet gifts to me thou seudest always, Sweet Gifts and full of fragrance to lior Elisa I Friend.
774 THE BEGINNING OF THE END [July night, and are marked as having been so sent. And indeed, knowing how much noise this work was making and the great interest it had excited, I shoukl not have been so selfish as to have retained them on my own account.
What to read after Letters of Samuel Taylor Coleridge volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834 to read onlineMoreLess
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