One writer associated with this place wrote Desultory Thoughts in London and Titus and Gisippus after having a major nervous breakdown which caused him to show up at another writer's place claiming to be the devil.
One writer associated with this place wrote Desultory Thoughts in London and Titus and Gisippus after having a major nervous breakdown which caused him to show up at another writer's place claiming to be the devil. Another writer associated with this place wrote Recolleections of a Tour made in Scotland, kept an extremely important journal, and was written of in a poem as having "shooting lights" in her "wild eyes." Another writer associated with this place was an essayist who wrote a highly laudatory "Discourse on the English Mail Carriage." Yet another writer associated with this place wrote about a simoom in his ► "Thalaba the Destroyer" and another poem in which little Peterkin enquires about the efficacy of a certain battle in "After Blenheim." For ten points, identify this place associated with poets like Robert Southey and the authors of Lyrical Ballads, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth.
One writer associated with this place wrote Desultory Thoughts in London and Titus and Gisippus after having a major nervous breakdown which caused him to show up at another writer's place claiming to be the devil.
The Lake District