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Study Questions p 250 Samuel Taylor Coleridges great friends and collaborators were W Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy they settled in the Lake District and the two poets worked together on the composition of the . diate gains and should be discounted to a smaller present value (Loewenstein & Prelec, 1992). But the extent to which people discount future outcomes tends to indicate irrational impa-tience (Frederic Hence TTnwa veringly adv. 1830 COLERIDGE Constit. C/i. <$ State i The mark, to which iny convictions and wishes have, .unwaveringly pointed. 1872 TENNYSON Gareth $ Lyne. te 139 When the Queen.. English Literature. Activity 1. You have been given a line of a poem. Read it.. Find someone whose lines end rhymes with your line.. Find another pair or even more whose lines end rhyme with your line.. William WordsworthSamuel Taylor Coleridge Lyrical Ballads 1798 A Critical Edition William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge DIGITAL PRESS with Introduction and Notes by Edward DowdenGeneral Edito Form, structure & language. Ballad form. What . is it?. Ballads:. The . ballad. is a narrative meant to be sung, usually composed in the . ballad stanza. Characteristics of British Romantic Poetry. Romanticism. It elevated the individual, the passions, and the inner life, embracing a more dramatic, personal, and emotional style--even to the point of melancholic emotion. Furthermore, both of their speakers claim superiority above their companions. Wollstonecraft speaks condescendingly of her male companions Gifted writer; genius hampered by lifelong problems (esp. self-doubt and health). Last of . 14 children. Spoiled by father, who died when STC was 9. Withdrew into a world of fantasy and books. Attended Cambridge U on scholarship. Of Coleridge -. Of Lucifer -. Of Adam -. …forbidden fruit?. …cast into hell?. …opium?. “…the very deep did rot…”. “…slimy things …. Slimy sea”. “I shot the albatross”. “…and I had done a hellish thing…”. The Romantic Movement in England. Little Lamb who made thee .          Dost thou know who made thee . Gave thee life & bid thee feed. . By the stream & o'er the mead;. Gave thee clothing of delight,. Alfred . Kentigern. Siewers, Bucknell University. 18. th. International James . Fenimore. Cooper Conference,. July 13, 2011, SUNY Oneonta. Charles S. Peirce and . semiosis. Sign ---- Object (environment). Jeremy holmes. University of Exeter. UK. Oberon and . Titania. reconciled. Theseus’s. speech. ‘And as imagination bodies forth . The forms of things unknown; . The poet’s pen . Turns them to shapes, and gives to airy nothings. Samuel Taylor Coleridge . Romanticism. Background. Originally published in 1798 as The Rime of the . Ancyent. . Marinere. .. the language . went against the emerging Romantic tradition of writing in contemporary, unrhymed language . He was the youngest boy of the family who survived infancy. Two of his brothers joined the army, two went into the church, one joined the East India Company and one became a surgeon.. Coleridge developed an intense imagination from an early age and gave himself nightmares reading .