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\nnich resulted  \nin the Lyri  \n,……uerarta,his recorded con-versation;…  ense range of his thought,have been the source ofcontinued and rewarding study.Miss Raine shows in her survey ofColeridge's life and work how living and fecund are many ofhis ideas.  \nMiss Raine's poetry and critical articles have been appearing since theI93os in literary periodicals of the highest reputation in England andAmerica.In her five volumes of poetry,Stone and Flower,I943;Livingin Time,I946;The Pythoness,I949,The Year One,I952,and The HollowHill,I96s,she disclosed an art and experience that gave her rarequalification to write of the greater figures of the Romantic Move-ment.Her Collected Poems were published in I956.Miss Raine,alsowrote the essay on Blake in this series,and is the author of the majorwork Blake and Tradition (1969).  \nAMMANFORD  \nTECHNICAL COLLEGE  \nLIB R A RY  \n20G  \nJy  1834,andACC.No.服   …  \n20p net  \n8819g  \nis are to be returned on or beforethe last date below  \nCOLERIDGE  \nfrom a painting of 179s by PETER VANDYKENational Portrait Gallery  \nCOLERIDGE  \nbyKATHLEEN RAINE  \nPUBLISHED FORTHE BRITISH COUNCILBY LONGMAN GROUP LTD  \n1  \nLONGMAN GROUP LTDLongman House,Burnt Mill,Harlow,Essex  \nAssociated companies,branches andrepresentatives throughout the world  \nFirst published 1953  \nReprinted with minor corrections and additions to Bibliography1958,1963,1967,1971CKathleen Raine I958,I97I  \nPrinted in Great Britain by  \nF.Mildner &Sons,London,EC1  \nSBN o s82 OI0438  \nCOLERIDGE  \nSAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE was born on 2I OctoberI772.He was two years younger than Wordsworth,two years older than Robert Southey,and three yearsolder than his first and lifelong friend Charles Lamb;fifteen years younger than William Blake,and three yearsolder than Schelling,whose thought,stemming,as did hisown,from that of Kant(who was already forty-eight whenColeridge was born),was at once a parallel,and a source,ofhis own.  \nColeridge told the story of his childhood in a series ofletters to his friend Thomas Poole.He was the tenth childof a second marriage—the thirteenth in the family of theVicar of,and Schoolmaster at,Ottery St Mary in Devon-shire,a share of whose 'learning,good-heartedness,absent-ness of mind,and excessive ignorance of the world'heinherited.His father died when Coleridge was eight yearsold;and one of his son's clear memories was walking homewith him one winter evening,and being told  \nthe names of the stars and how Jupiter was a thousand times larger thanour world,and that the other twinkling stars were suns that had worldsrolling round them:and when I came home he showed me how theyrolled round.I heard him with a profound delight and admiration:butwithout the least mixture of wonder or incredulity.For from my earlyreading of fairy tales and genii,etc.,etc.,my mind had been habituatedto the Vast and I never regarded my senses in any way as the criteriaof my belief.(Letter,I6 October I797)  \na respect in which he never changed.  \nAfter the death of his father,Coleridge was sent to schoolin London and did not see his home again for eight years.Habits of bookishness and introspection,begun at Ottery StMary in self-defence against elder brothers,were continuedfor similar reasons when he went to school at Christ'sHospital,until the ‘poor friendless boy’,as his school-  \nfellow Lamb described him,made of his weakness hisstrength and became the centre of an admiring circle.SoLamb remembered him:  \nCome back into memory,like as thou wert in the day-spring ofthy fancies,with hope like a fiery column before thee—the dark pillarnot yet turned—Samuel Taylor Coleridge—Logician,Metaphysician,Bard!—How have I sceen the casual passer through the Cloisters standstill,entranced with admiration(while he weighed the disproportionbetween the speech and the garb of the young Mirandula)to hear theeunfold,in","cbCaiguERfcYsem6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiguERfcYsem6","pdf",2947064,54,"English","# Coleridge - Kathleen Raine\n## 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