On a June afternoon in 1797, after a three-day tramp from Bristol, Samuel Taylor Coleridge climbed a gate and ran across a Dorset cornfield to the house where his friends William and Dorothy Wordsworth were living.
On a June afternoon in 1797, after a three-day tramp from Bristol, Samuel Taylor Coleridge climbed a gate and ran across a Dorset cornfield to the house where his friends William and Dorothy Wordsworth were living.
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