The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... Appearance in Boston . - His Last Reading in Boston CHAPTER XVI . DICKENS AT HOME . 319 324 328 335 340 His Domestic Relations . -Gad's Hill . - Shakspeare's Mention of it 353 • CHAPTER XVII . THE UNFINISHED STORY . Mystery of Edwin ...
... Appearance in Boston . - His Last Reading in Boston CHAPTER XVI . DICKENS AT HOME . 319 324 328 335 340 His Domestic Relations . -Gad's Hill . - Shakspeare's Mention of it 353 • CHAPTER XVII . THE UNFINISHED STORY . Mystery of Edwin ...
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... appeared in " Household Words , " Dickens's journal , and has been copied into " The Good Templar , " an American temperance paper , as an evidence that Charles Dickens did not favor the prevalence of wine - shops . These are the words ...
... appeared in " Household Words , " Dickens's journal , and has been copied into " The Good Templar , " an American temperance paper , as an evidence that Charles Dickens did not favor the prevalence of wine - shops . These are the words ...
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... appearance of the house- doors . The various expressions of the human coun- tenance afford a beautiful and interesting study ; but there is something in the physiognomy of street - door knockers , almost as characteristic , and nearly ...
... appearance of the house- doors . The various expressions of the human coun- tenance afford a beautiful and interesting study ; but there is something in the physiognomy of street - door knockers , almost as characteristic , and nearly ...
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... ago , and the substitution of a bell . This was a calamity we had never anticipated . The bare idea of anybody being able to exist without a knocker appeared so wild and visionary , that it had never for one instant 18 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
... ago , and the substitution of a bell . This was a calamity we had never anticipated . The bare idea of anybody being able to exist without a knocker appeared so wild and visionary , that it had never for one instant 18 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
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... appeared as a candidate for the tenancy . Terms were soon arranged , for the bill was taken down immediately after his first visit : in a day or two , the single gentleman came in , and shortly afterwards his real character came out ...
... appeared as a candidate for the tenancy . Terms were soon arranged , for the bill was taken down immediately after his first visit : in a day or two , the single gentleman came in , and shortly afterwards his real character came out ...
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