text:  Upon this a cry arose of "turn him out!" But Coleridge interfered to protect him; he insisted on the man's right to hiss if he thought fit; it was legal to hiss; it was natural to hiss; "for what is to be expected gentlemen when the cool waters of reason come in contact with red-hot aristocracy but a hiss?" _Euge!_ Amongst all the anecdotes however of this splendid man often trivial often incoherent often unauthenticated there is one which strikes us as both true and interesting; and we are grateful to Mr Gillman for preserving it