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... seem'd pleas'd ; ( 15 ) But as he had settled it not to be teas'd By all the vain dreamers from bed - room and brook , He turn'd from the rest without even a look ; For Coleridge had vex'd him long since , I suppose 22.
... seem'd pleas'd ; ( 15 ) But as he had settled it not to be teas'd By all the vain dreamers from bed - room and brook , He turn'd from the rest without even a look ; For Coleridge had vex'd him long since , I suppose 22.
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... vex'd him long since , I suppose , By his idling , and gambling , and muddling in prose ; ( 16 ) And Wordsworth , one day , made his very hairs bristle , By going and changing his harp for a whistle . ( 17 ) These heroes , however ...
... vex'd him long since , I suppose , By his idling , and gambling , and muddling in prose ; ( 16 ) And Wordsworth , one day , made his very hairs bristle , By going and changing his harp for a whistle . ( 17 ) These heroes , however ...
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... vex'd him long since , I suppose , By his idling , and gabbling , and muddling in prose ; — Mr. Coleridge is a man of great natural talents , as they who most lament his waste of them , are the readiest to acknowledge . Indeed , it is ...
... vex'd him long since , I suppose , By his idling , and gabbling , and muddling in prose ; — Mr. Coleridge is a man of great natural talents , as they who most lament his waste of them , are the readiest to acknowledge . Indeed , it is ...
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