Famous houses and literary shrines of London (1912)
Adcock, Arthur St. John, 1864-1930, Adcock, Frederick · London, J.M. Dent & sons, ltd.; New York, E.P. Dutton & co. · leaf 194
mours of such guests asLamb, HazHtt, and Coleridge. Keats was introduced to Coleridge by LeighHunt. In 1816, when he was trying to cure himselfof the opium habit, Coleridge went to live with Mr.Oilman, a surgeon, in a house that still stands in TheGrove, Highgate, and walking with Hunt one day… … ^(S^rj Mouse H^MPSTSHD fredyidciiek not well-dressed youth met me in a lane near High-gate. It was Keats. He was introduced to me, andstayed a minute or so. After he had left us a littleway, he ran back and said, Let me carry away the 158 FAMOUS LONDON HOUSES memory, Coleridge, of having pressed…
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