_Guardian_.--"A charmingly desultory set of essays, generous in appreciation, and not afraid to explore comparatively unbeaten tracks." _Quarterly Review_.--"Every moment is one of pure literature. He quotes his favourite poets freely, giving us not a line or two but often a whole poem. . . . There is many a racy criticism, and the humanitarian peeps out from not a few of them. It is a volume full of lovely verse, and one that will not only give unalloyed pleasure, but will cultivate a taste for the sweetest and purest poetry." _Daily Mail_.--"Mr. Coleridge has written a very pleasant and readable ramble among the poets. It is an anthology with a skilled writer leading one on from gem to gem with delightful comment." JOHN LANE, THE BODLEY HEAD. Footnotes: {16} My "Memories," p. 63 {40} The book had "Leicester" but this was crossed out and "Lichfield" hand-printed in the margin.--DP.