 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge - 1868 - 590 strani
...the lesser lake completely hidden by mist ; but the moment tha s\x\\ mist broke in the middle, and iu a few seconds stood divided, leaving a broad road...all across the lake ; and between these two •walls of mist the sunlight burnt upon the ice, forming a road of golden fire, intolerably bright, and the... | |
 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge - 1875 - 474 strani
...but the moment the sun peeped over the hill, the mist broke in the middle, and in a few seconds stool divided, leaving a broad road all across the lake; and between these two walls of mist the sunlight burnt upon the ice, forming a road of golden fire, intolerably bright! and the... | |
 | William Carew Hazlitt - 1906 - 360 strani
...picture of the great lake of Ratzeburg, frozen over, is interesting : — " It is a mass," he says, " of thick transparent ice — a spotless mirror of...; he was low in stature, had swollen legs, and no upper teeth. He could speak very little English, and that little was made half-unintelligible by the... | |
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In the course of a few days he paid a visit to Klopstock — the poet himself, and was disappointed ; for his expression did not strike Coleridge as at all intellectual ; he was low in stature, had swollen legs, and no upper teeth. He could speak very... 