The Life of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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But his kindness and benevolence lent a charm to hisbehaviour and manners, in whatever he was engaged. From the state of hisown lungs, invalid-like, he was in the habit of attending much to thoseabout him, and particularly those who had been sent to Malta forpulmonary disease. He frequently observed how much the invalid, at firstlanding, was relieved by the climate and the 'stimulus' of change; butwhen the novelty, arising from 'that' change, had ceased, the monotonoussameness of the blue sky, ...accompanied by the summer heat of the climate, acted powerfully as a sedative, ending in speedy dissolution, --even morespeedy than in a colder climate. The effects on Coleridge seemed to runparallel to this. At first he remarked that he was relieved, butafterwards speaks of his limbs "as lifeless tools, " and of the violentpains in his bowels, which neither opium, ether, nor peppermint, separately or combined, could relieve. These several states he minuteddown, from time to time, for after-consideration or comparison.
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But his kindness and benevolence lent a charm to hisbehaviour and manners, in whatever he was engaged. From the state of hisown lungs, invalid-like, he was in the habit of attending much to thoseabout him, and particularly those who had been sent to Malta forpulmonary disease. He frequently observed how much the invalid, at firstlanding, was relieved by the climate and the 'stimulus' of change; butwhen the novelty, arising from 'that' change, had ceased, the monotonoussameness of the blue sky, ...accompanied by the summer heat of the climate, acted powerfully as a sedative, ending in speedy dissolution, --even morespeedy than in a colder climate. The effects on Coleridge seemed to runparallel to this. At first he remarked that he was relieved, butafterwards speaks of his limbs "as lifeless tools, " and of the violentpains in his bowels, which neither opium, ether, nor peppermint, separately or combined, could relieve. These several states he minuteddown, from time to time, for after-consideration or comparison.
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