Manuscripts

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1. Alice du Clos, or The forked tongue, a ballad. Holograph poem
2. "Bill is now before the House of Commons for limiting and otherwise regulating the labor of children employed in the cotton factories", A. Incomplete holograph
3. Conscience: an inscription for a time-piece. Holograph poem
4. Devil's walk. Copy of the poem in R. H. Barham's hand. Some stanzas by Robert Southey. Attributed by Barham, in an introductory statement of how the poem was written, to Richard Porson
5. [Devil's walk?, The], 3 holograph stanzas.
6. Duke of York. Holograph. Bound by Riviere
7. Elegiac plusquam sesqui sonnet to my tin shaving-pot, An. Holograph poem
8. If I had but two little wings. Holograph poem
9. [Introduction to the Tale of the Dark Ladie] 7 holograph stanzas, and [The tale of the Dark Ladie] 2 holograph stanzas
10. "It rather suprises me to find in the work of a German physiologist..." Holograph
11. Knightly sword, The; a ballad. Holograph of the first stanza
12. [Lectures, portions of 4], the first and fourth on taste in regard to poetry, the second on drama, the third on "regret" and "remorse." Holograph
13. [Lines written in the album of Elbingerode in the Harz forest] Holograph poem
14. Lowell, James Russell. Coleridge. Address on unveiling the bust of Coleridge in Westminster Abbey, 7 May 1885. Holograph
15. Memoranda suggested during a perusal of the minutes of evidence before the Select committee on the state of children employed in manufacturers. Holograph
16. Nota Bene! Holograph
17. [Notes on Greek grammar, apparently written for the use of James, Jr. and Henry Gillman] Holograph
18. On faith; copy, in John Watson's hand
19. [On Latin elegiac verse making: rules and exercises. Rules for constructing Latin.] Holograph
20. On quitting Oxford street, Bristol, for Nether Stowey, New Year's Day 1795, with Mrs. C. and Hartley, then an infant. Addressed to M. Maurice [and Part the second sent by post the same evening from Bridgewater] Holograph poem
21. On the portrait of the butterfly, on the 2nd leaf of this volume. Holograph verse written on a leaf of an autograph album
22. Prayer, in English and German and note in German on the verso. Holograph
23. Prospectus and specimen of a translation of Euclid in a series of Pindaric odes. Holograph
24. Raven, The. Manuscript, probably not in Coleridge's hand
25. Song of Deborah, translated in the parallelisms of the original. Holograph
26. Sonnet 9. Composed on a homeward journey, when the author had received intelligence of the birth of a son, Sept. 20, 1796. Holograph poem
27. Sonnet 10. To a friend, who asked me how I felt, when the nurse first presented my infant to me. Holograph poem
28. "Supposing health, good character, and preference, 3 things each and all absolutely indispensable." Holograph
29. [This lime-tree bower my prison], Incomplete holograph poem addressed and sent to Charles Lloyd
30. [Three graves, Part 1 and 2, The] Holograph. Bound by Zaehnsdorf.
31. [Three graves, Part 1 and 2, The]. Copy, in Algernon Charles Swinburne's hand. At head: "Coleridge's first study for The Three Graves (transcribed from his undated ms)."
32. To Adam Steinmetz Kennaird; contribution to album in the form of a signed letter to his godchild.
33. To Eliza in pain. Holograph poem
34. To the snow drop. Holograph poem with ms. note at head addressed "To the editor of the Morning Post." Deleted title: Lines written immediately after the perusal of Mrs. Robinson's "Snow drop."
35. Verse. Holograph
36. Wanderings of Cain. Book the second. Holograph
37. Wisdom of Solomon. IV-6. Copy of a discourse written for whom I neither know or care as a college commemoration sermon. Manuscript copy in the hand of Thomas Ward]
38. [Youth and age] fragment of the intended third stanza to Youth and age. Holograph