← The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Vol 1 and 2, Volume 1

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surging] surging M. P.

Heavily] Wearily MS. Letter.

heaves] mov'd MS. Letter.

a] an all editions to 1834.

breeze] gale MS. Letter.

waterfall] waterbreak MS. Letter.

'mid] on MS. Letter.

With low and languid thought, for I had found MS. Letter.

That grandest scenes have but imperfect charms MS. Letter, M. P., An. Anth.

Where the eye vainly wanders nor beholds

MS. Letter.

Where the sight, &c.

M. P., An. Anth.

One spot with which the heart associates MS. Letter, M. P., An. Anth.

[19-21]

Fair cyphers of vague import, where the Eye
Traces no spot, in which the Heart may read
History or Prophecy

S. L. 1817, 1828.

Holy Remembrances of Child or Friend

MS. Letter.

Holy Remembrances of Friend or Child

M. P., An. Anth.

eye] eyes MS. Letter.

[28-30]

Sweet native Isle
This heart was proud, yea mine eyes swam with tears
To think of thee: and all the goodly view

MS. Letter.

O native land M. P., An. Anth.

I] I MS. Letter.

family] brother-hood MS. Letter.