Studies in Poetry And Philosophy
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In this home he learned to abandon opium, and here, though weighed down by ever increasing bodily infirmity, and often by great mental depression, he found on the whole " The best quiet to his course allowed. " That the vice was overcome might be inferred from the very fact that his life was prolonged. And though statements to the contrary have been made from quar- ters whence they might least have been expected, there is, as I have learned from the most trustworthy author- 136 SAMUEL TAYLOR CO...LERIDGE.
ities still living, no ground for these statements. The friends of Coleridge, who have had best access to the truth, believe that at Highgate he obtained that self- mastery which he sought. No doubt, the habit left a bane behind it, a body shattered, a mind shorn of much of its strength for continuous effort, ever-recurring seasons of despondency and visitings of self-reproach for so much life wasted, so great powers given, so little achieved. No man ever felt more painfully than he the contrast between " The petty Done, the Undone vast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this home he learned to abandon opium, and here, though weighed down by ever increasing bodily infirmity, and often by great mental depression, he found on the whole " The best quiet to his course allowed. " That the vice was overcome might be inferred from the very fact that his life was prolonged. And though statements to the contrary have been made from quar- ters whence they might least have been expected, there is, as I have learned from the most trustworthy author- 136 SAMUEL TAYLOR CO...LERIDGE.
ities still living, no ground for these statements. The friends of Coleridge, who have had best access to the truth, believe that at Highgate he obtained that self- mastery which he sought. No doubt, the habit left a bane behind it, a body shattered, a mind shorn of much of its strength for continuous effort, ever-recurring seasons of despondency and visitings of self-reproach for so much life wasted, so great powers given, so little achieved. No man ever felt more painfully than he the contrast between " The petty Done, the Undone vast.
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