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...of the years in Grasmere, and he in London, so homesick that lie 1825-1830 gaye up k;s (jajiy walk in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens "from the misery of seeing children in multitudes," he said, "that too forcibly recalled my own." Pecuniary embarrassments, also, were so great that he...

...from a deranged liver) of some long, neverending separation from my family, that at length, in pare weakness of mind, I was obliged to relinquish my daily...multitudes that too forcibly recalled my own." The reader now sees the chain of sequences that led to De Quincey's third fall. The loss of exercise was...

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