Poets Through Their Letters: From the Tudors to Coleridge, Band 1

admired Annette Asra Bonstetten brother C. S. Lewis called certainly Coleridge Coleridge's critics Cromwell Curll death desire Donne Donne's Dorothy Dryden Dunciad early edition Edmund Curll elegy emotional English Faerie Queen feelings Felpham felt friendship Gardner-Healy genius George George Crabbe give Goodyer Goslar Gray Gray's Griggs happy hath heart hope John Jonson kind Kubla Khan Lady later Laudanum letter literary live London Lord Lordship marriage married Marvell Marvell's Mary mean mind moral nature never Nonesuch opium pain passion perhaps person poem poet poetic poetry political Pope Pope's printed probably prose published quoted Ralegh reason religion Samuel Taylor Coleridge Sara satire seems sense sent serious sexual Sherburn Sidney Southey Spenser spirit Swift tell things thought told Toynbee true truth verse W. C. Ward wife William William Wordsworth wish words Wordsworth writing written wrote