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Room with a

CLUE

Each month, we’ll

show you a room from

a house of signi!cance

and ask you to work out

either what the house

is, or who lived there.

There’s a prize up for

grabs, so see if you can

solve the riddle…

(Answer printed in the Special 2020 issue)

A poetic inspiration
This 17th-century cottage has a plain
simplicity that belies the creative
poetic outpouring it inspired in its most
famous inhabitant. The house was the
beloved home of a Romantic literary

figure, who lived here for eight years
with his sister. The property is set in an
idyllic rural location – the perfect spot
to wander into the countryside to admire
the daffodils and other flora. These days Ian G Dagnall/Alamy Stock Photo
around 70,000 visitors descend each
year to marvel at this charming place of
‘plain living and high thinking’.

WIN! AN EMMA BRIDGEWATER MUG

If you think you know this month’s What is the name of the mystery co!age?
mystery home, you could be in with A. Burns B. Coleridge C. Dove
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