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Peter Wilkins, from whose flying women Southey drew his poetical notion of the Glendoveer, or flying spirit, in his wild poem of
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The Curse of Kehama, lived in this Inn, paced on its terrace, and mused in its garden.
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says Coleridge (in his
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Table Talk ),
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Peter Wilkins was discovered only a few years ago. In the year 1835 Mr. Nicol, the printer, sold by auction a number of books and manuscripts in his possession, which had formerly belonged to the well-known publisher, Dodsley; and in arranging them for sale, the original agreement for the sale of the manuscript of
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Peter Wilkins, by the author,
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Robert Pultock, of Clifford's Inn, to Dodsley, was discovered. From this document it appears that Mr. Pultock received twenty pounds, twelve copies of the work, and