The Romance of the Men of Devon With 17 Illus
The Romance of the Men of Devon With 17 Illus
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" XIV OTTERY ST. MARY Alexander Barclay — The Coleridge country — The Rev. John Coleridge — Samuel Taylor Coleridge — Hartley Coleridge Alexander Barclay, the author of the Ship of Fools, was our principal man of letters in the barren reign of Henry VII ; and he was a Prebendary of Ottery St. Mary, and found models for the fools whom he ridiculed among his Devonian neighbours, both clerical and lay. One ought, if one aimed at scientific complete- ness, to begin with him; but that might be a tri...al to patience. Those who are curious about Alexander Barclay will find what they want in biographical dictionaries. One thinks of Ottery St. Mary, not as the Alexander Barclay coun- try, but as the Coleridge country.
Benjamin Jowett, the great Master of Balliol, is said once to have complained that the Cole- ridges were so numerous that only a man of vast intellect could reasonably hope to distin- guish them all and remember their complicated inter-relations. One certainly meets them, as 184 OTTERY ST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" XIV OTTERY ST. MARY Alexander Barclay — The Coleridge country — The Rev. John Coleridge — Samuel Taylor Coleridge — Hartley Coleridge Alexander Barclay, the author of the Ship of Fools, was our principal man of letters in the barren reign of Henry VII ; and he was a Prebendary of Ottery St. Mary, and found models for the fools whom he ridiculed among his Devonian neighbours, both clerical and lay. One ought, if one aimed at scientific complete- ness, to begin with him; but that might be a tri...al to patience. Those who are curious about Alexander Barclay will find what they want in biographical dictionaries. One thinks of Ottery St. Mary, not as the Alexander Barclay coun- try, but as the Coleridge country.
Benjamin Jowett, the great Master of Balliol, is said once to have complained that the Cole- ridges were so numerous that only a man of vast intellect could reasonably hope to distin- guish them all and remember their complicated inter-relations. One certainly meets them, as 184 OTTERY ST.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Henry Gribble to read onlineMoreLess
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