It travels through a woody country, now varied with cottages and green meadows, and now with huge and fantastic rocks.'[43] 21.

_At Home again_.
'We are now' (he says in a letter to Cottle) 'in the county of Durham, just upon the borders of Yorkshire.

We left Coleridge well at Gottingen a month ago.

We have spent our time pleasantly enough in Germany, but we are right glad to find ourselves in England--for we have learnt to know its value.'[44] 22.

_Early Visit to the Lake District_.
On September 2nd [1799] Wordsworth writes from Sockburn to his friend Cottle: 'If you come down....