...He talked in the course of an hour, of beginning three works, and he recited the poem of Christabel unfinished, and as I had before heard it. What talent...foundation for the new world of intellectual forms." In October, 1804, he writes to the same friend as follows : — " I have received a letter from Coleridge...

...group) had been watching him with delight in Malta and in London — (beautifully as truly he says : " I have looked to his efforts as to the efforts of a creating being ; but as yet he has not laid the foundation for the new world of intellectual forms."t) And John Foster speaks of " the very...

...He talked in the course of an hour, of beginning three works ; and he recited the poem of Christabel unfinished, and as I had before heard it. What talent...efforts of a creating being ; but as yet he has not laid the foundation for the new world of intellectual forms." Sir H. Davy was the chief agent, in prevailing...

...He talked in the course of an hour, of beginning three works ; and he recited the poem of Christabel unfinished, and as I had before heard it. What talent...efforts, as to the efforts of a creating being; but us yet he has not laid the foundation for the new world of intellectual forms." Sir H. Davy was the...

...He talked in the course of an hour, of beginning three works ; and he recited the poem of Christabel unfinished, and as I had before heard it. What talent...unconnected with the real world ! I have looked to his eiforts, as to the efforts of a creating being ; but as yet he has not laid the foundation for the...

...breeze, and modified by every sun-beam. He talked in the course of an hour of beginning three works What talent does he not waste in forming visions,...with the real world ! I have looked to his efforts as the efforts of a creating being ; but as yet he has not laid the foundation for the new world of intellectual...

...He talked in the course of an hour, of beginning three works; and he recited the poem of Christabcl unfinished, and as I had before heard it. What talent does he not waste in forming visions, subb'me, but unconnected with the real world ! I have looked to his efforts, as to the efforts of a...

...sunbeam. He talked in the course of an hour of beginning three works ; he recited the poem of Christabel unfinished, and as I had before heard it. What talent...efforts of a creating being ; but as yet he has not laid the foundation for the new world of intellectual forms." A year later, he writes : — " I have...

...course of an hour, of beginning three works; and he recited the poem of Christabel, unfinished. . . . What talent does he not waste in forming visions sublime, but unconnected with the real world ! " Unhappily, in Malta, he fell into the habit which was the curse of his later life, that of taking...

...waste in forming visions sublime, but unconnected with the real world ! I have looked to his efforts as the efforts of a creating being, but as yet he has...finished I propose to visit Paris, and perhaps Geneva. On May 10 the first lecture was given before the Board of Agriculture, and five others on succeeding...