Memoirs of Charles Lamb
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From her he learned the effort by which Coleridge had suppressed the expression of his sufferings, and the discovery EDMONTON, 147 affected him even more than the news of his death. He would startle his friends sometimes by suddenly exclaiming, " Coleridge is dead !" and then pass on to common themes, having obtained the momentary relief of oppressed spirits. He still continued, how- ever, his monthly visits to Mr. Gary ; and was ready to write an acrostic, or a complimentary epigram, at the su...ggestion of any friend. A quiet dinner at the British Museum ' with Mr. Gary once a month, to which Lamb looked forward with almost boyish eagerness, was now almost his only festival. Lamb's regard for him had now ripened into a fast friendship. In general, these were occasions on which Lamb observed the strictest rules of temperance ; but once accident of stomach or of sentiment caused a woful deviation. 2 In a little note to his host about this time, he hints at one of his few physical tastes.
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From her he learned the effort by which Coleridge had suppressed the expression of his sufferings, and the discovery EDMONTON, 147 affected him even more than the news of his death. He would startle his friends sometimes by suddenly exclaiming, " Coleridge is dead !" and then pass on to common themes, having obtained the momentary relief of oppressed spirits. He still continued, how- ever, his monthly visits to Mr. Gary ; and was ready to write an acrostic, or a complimentary epigram, at the su...ggestion of any friend. A quiet dinner at the British Museum ' with Mr. Gary once a month, to which Lamb looked forward with almost boyish eagerness, was now almost his only festival. Lamb's regard for him had now ripened into a fast friendship. In general, these were occasions on which Lamb observed the strictest rules of temperance ; but once accident of stomach or of sentiment caused a woful deviation. 2 In a little note to his host about this time, he hints at one of his few physical tastes.
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