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Title] On the Death of a Friend who died of a Frenzy Fever brought on by anxiety MS. E.

——! thy grave MS. Letter to R. S.: Smerdon! thy grave MS. Letter to G. C.

early] earliest MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E.

We] He MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E, MS. 4o, 1796.

will] shall MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E.

And on he goes MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E, 1796: Onward we move 1803.

his fond heart MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E, 1796.

quick stamps MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E, MS. 4o.

threaten round MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C.

fierce-eyed] frantic MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E erased [See Lamb's Letter to Coleridge, June 10, 1796].

squatting] couching MS Letter to G. C., MS. E [See Lamb's Letter, June 10, 1796].

cheer] cheers MS. E.

firmer] generous MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C.: manly MS. E.

roll'd] prowl'd MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E.

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the poor man's prayer of praise
On heavenward wing thy wounded soul shall raise.

1796.

As oft in Fancy's thought MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C.

bounteous] liberal MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E.

ken] soul MS. Letter to R. S.

feverous] feverish all MSS. and Eds. 1796-1829.

this] that MS. Letters to R. S. and G. C., MS. E. passless] hapless Letter to G. C.

Sentinel] Centinel all MSS. and Eds. 1796-1829. mid] with Letters to R. S. and G. C.

Below l. 50 the date (November 1794) is affixed in 1796, 1797, and 1803.