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Who said water water evrywhere, and not a drop to drink?

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NigelDee | 13:31 Sun 05th Jan 2003 | Arts & Literature
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Who said the line, 'water ,water everywhere, but not a drop to drink'?
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The line comes from "Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Tayler Coleridge. It should read "Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink".
13:42 Sun 05th Jan 2003
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Ah, Cetti! I've just said that in the other category in which the question appeared. My apologies.
20:16 Sun 05th Jan 2003
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No need to apologize Quizmonster! You just want to show off your Italics and underlining, don't you?
21:32 Sun 05th Jan 2003
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Yep! (What's the betting that that particular bit of html code isn't enabled on AnswerBank?)
09:27 Mon 06th Jan 2003
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Well, well, well! That was a surprise.
09:28 Mon 06th Jan 2003
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the rhyme of the ancient marener was writen in watchet or porlock both very close to where i live it was writen when the three poets came to stay in the surronding area.
13:51 Fri 10th Jan 2003

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