Memoirs of William Wordsworth
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In the meanwhile, that is to say, in 1807, Coleridge returned from Malta, and De Quincy was intro- duced to him first of all at Bridgewater, and met him again at the Hot-wells, near Bristol, — when, upon discovering that he was anxious to put his wife and children under some friendly escort, on their return homewards to Keswick, De Quincy offered to unite with Mrs. Coleridge in a post-chaise to the north. Accordingly they set out. Hartley Coleridge was then nine years old, Derwent about seven, ...and the beau- WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. 227 tiful little daughter about five. In such com- panionship, then, did De Quiiic} 7 pay his first visit to Wordsworth, at Grasmere, — a most interesting and artistic account of which ho has written in " Tait's Magazine, " and to which I have been frequently indebted in the com- pilation of these Memoirs. The cottage has already been described, and the reader who has followed the course of this imperfect history, will remember the portraits of its illustrious inmates.
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In the meanwhile, that is to say, in 1807, Coleridge returned from Malta, and De Quincy was intro- duced to him first of all at Bridgewater, and met him again at the Hot-wells, near Bristol, — when, upon discovering that he was anxious to put his wife and children under some friendly escort, on their return homewards to Keswick, De Quincy offered to unite with Mrs. Coleridge in a post-chaise to the north. Accordingly they set out. Hartley Coleridge was then nine years old, Derwent about seven, ...and the beau- WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. 227 tiful little daughter about five. In such com- panionship, then, did De Quiiic} 7 pay his first visit to Wordsworth, at Grasmere, — a most interesting and artistic account of which ho has written in " Tait's Magazine, " and to which I have been frequently indebted in the com- pilation of these Memoirs. The cottage has already been described, and the reader who has followed the course of this imperfect history, will remember the portraits of its illustrious inmates.
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