Note 829 — BOOK IV. THE CRITICS.
Reading edition
So Coleridge (MS. note to p. vii. of his quarto copy of the essay): “And of course you wholly confute your former pamphlet, and might have spared yourself the trouble of making up the present quarto.”
Reading edition
So Coleridge (MS. note to p. vii. of his quarto copy of the essay): “And of course you wholly confute your former pamphlet, and might have spared yourself the trouble of making up the present quarto.”