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LAMB and Coleridge were talking together on the incidents of Coleridge's
early life, when he was beginning his career in the church, and
Coleridge was describing some of the facts in his usual tone, when he
paused, and said, Pray, Mr. Lamb, did you ever hear me preach?--I
never heard you do anything else! said Lamb.
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