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CONTENTS OF VOL. II.

Letter of Mr. Southey, Corunna, 1795

Letter of Mr. Southey, Lisbon, 1796

Mr. Southey's Rhyming letter, Lisbon, 1800

Letter of Mr. Coleridge, respecting Germany

Slow sale of Mr. Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads

Letter from Mr. Wordsworth

...

Mr. C. accompanies Mr. Coleridge on a visit to Mr. Words-
worth, Stockburn, Durham

Mr. Davy arrives in Bristol to superintend the Pneumatic

Institution

...

28

Mr. Lambton, and Mr. T. Wedgwood's liberal patronage

of the Pneumatic Institution

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2228

The Earl of Durham and his brother, educated by Dr. Beddoes 29

Mr. Davy's hazardous experiments with the Nitrous Oxide

and other gases

Ludicrous effects produced on Miss

Oxide

Mr. Davy nearly killed by the gases

Relinquishment of the Pneumatic Institution

42

44

Mr. Davy's experiments on the epidermis of canes
Questions respecting Silex on the surface of plants

Mr. Coleridge introduced to Mr. Davy

Mr. Coleridge's satire on a Cantabrigian

Observations on Mr. Bowles

Origin of Mr. Coleridge's Tragedy

Mr. Coleridge's Military Life

Mr. Coleridge ransomed by his friends

Mr. Wade's approval of this narrative (note)

Anecdote of Mr. Coleridge, and his rusty gun

Anecdote of Mr. Coleridge, and his awkward riding

Epigrams by Mr. Coleridge

Mr. Coleridge departs for Malta

Mr. Davy leaves Bristol, for the Royal Institution

70

Two Letters from Sir H. Davy

69

70

Mr. Davy's estimate of Mr. Coleridge, in Letters to Mr.

Poole

69

Professor Wilson's estimate of Mr. Coleridge

Letter from Mr. Coleridge, on his return from Malta, 1807
Jerome Buonaparte's civilities to Mr. Coleridge, when at Rome
Mr. Coleridge's singular escape from Italy
York Cathedral, and Mr. Coleridge (note)

73

Mr. Coleridge's conversation with, and opinion of the Atheist

Mr. Coleridge, when lecturing in Bristol on "Paradise Regain-

ed" pronounced Satan to be a " Sceptical Socinian” 111

Consequences of this declaration

66

Mr. Coleridge's letter to Mr. G. Fricker

112

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122

Mr. Coleridge's observations on the Thirty nine Articles

Mr. De Quincey presents Mr. Coleridge with Three Hundred