Sara Coleridge
English
['russian', 'indonesian', 'meadow mari', 'basque', 'croatian', 'burmese', 'kannada', 'nynorsk', 'ancient greek', 'punjabi', 'italian', 'ubangian', 'scottish', 'chinese', 'hindi', 'romansh', 'family', 'seto', 'khmer', 'catalan', 'armenian', 'norwegian', 'spanish', 'cantonese', 'kurdish', 'russified', 'hill mari', 'flemish', 'hangul', 'hebrew', 'serbian cyrillic', 'slovenian', 'albanian', 'serbian latin', 'valencian', 'aramaic', 'ukrainian', 'belarusian', 'czech', 'finnish', 'cornish', 'indigenous', 'hungarian', 'polish', 'oriya', 'portuguese', 'simplified chinese', 'great russian', 'slovene', 'gujarati', 'swedish', 'upper sorbian', 'middle aramaic', 'telugu', 'malayalam', 'germanic', 'persian', 'castilian', 'estonian', 'cherokee', 'magyar', 'greek', 'abaza', 'attic', 'nepali', 'japanese', 'breton', 'old italian', 'danish', 'oscan', 'occitan', 'old russian', 'manx gaelic', 'romanian', 'chuvash', 'lower sorbian', 'french', 'ancient egyptian', 'north korean', 'marathi', 'welsh', 'bodo', 'dutch', 'serbian', 'german', 'bantu', 'mari', 'old french', 'bengali', 'classical greek', 'bulgarian', 'northern sami', 'latin', 'ladino', 'croat', 'hispanic', 'middle english', 'afrikaans', 'urdu']
Sara Coleridge
Sara Coleridge (23 December 1802 – 3 May 1852) was an English author and translator. She was the third child and only daughter of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and his wife Sarah Fricker.