The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... manner of man , therefore , must he have been ? Of what fibre was his genius made ? He was the John Bunyan of the secular world . He was the unpriestly preacher to the wayside multitude , rebuking them for their follies , vices , and ...
... manner of man , therefore , must he have been ? Of what fibre was his genius made ? He was the John Bunyan of the secular world . He was the unpriestly preacher to the wayside multitude , rebuking them for their follies , vices , and ...
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... manner , to the great annoyance of the neighbors , and the special discomfort of another single gentleman overhead . 66 Now , this was bad enough , occurring as it did three times a week on the average . But this was 20 LIFE AND WRITINGS ...
... manner , to the great annoyance of the neighbors , and the special discomfort of another single gentleman overhead . 66 Now , this was bad enough , occurring as it did three times a week on the average . But this was 20 LIFE AND WRITINGS ...
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... manner at the door of the powdered - headed old gentle- man at No. 3 ; and when the powdered - headed old gen- tleman , who thought one of his married daughters must have been taken ill prematurely , had groped down stairs , and , after ...
... manner at the door of the powdered - headed old gentle- man at No. 3 ; and when the powdered - headed old gen- tleman , who thought one of his married daughters must have been taken ill prematurely , had groped down stairs , and , after ...
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... to his garret when night came on , des- olate and weary . " For many days , he occupied himself in the same manner ; but no trace of his daughter did he meet with , and no word of her reached his ears . At 40 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
... to his garret when night came on , des- olate and weary . " For many days , he occupied himself in the same manner ; but no trace of his daughter did he meet with , and no word of her reached his ears . At 40 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
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... Emerson speaks of Dickens as a writer " with preternatural apprehension of the language of manners and the varieties of street - life , with pathos and laughter , with patriotic and still enlarging gener- osity CHARLES DICKENS . 49.
... Emerson speaks of Dickens as a writer " with preternatural apprehension of the language of manners and the varieties of street - life , with pathos and laughter , with patriotic and still enlarging gener- osity CHARLES DICKENS . 49.
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The Life and Writing of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial Volume Phebe Ann Hanaford Vista completa - 1871 |
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