The Glory and the Shame of England, المجلد 2Bentley, 1841 |
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... " Boz " became associated with all that was offensive in the burlesque and low farce of the American stage . In this feeling I once participated . But a year ago , a friend brought Oliver Twist to my 2 GLORY AND SHAME OF ENGLAND .
... " Boz " became associated with all that was offensive in the burlesque and low farce of the American stage . In this feeling I once participated . But a year ago , a friend brought Oliver Twist to my 2 GLORY AND SHAME OF ENGLAND .
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... once in a while , at least , doing some good to others ? " This morning I called upon Mr. Dickens . I felt the same reverence for the historian of little Nelly when I entered his library , that I should for the author of Waverley at his ...
... once in a while , at least , doing some good to others ? " This morning I called upon Mr. Dickens . I felt the same reverence for the historian of little Nelly when I entered his library , that I should for the author of Waverley at his ...
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... once felt at home , and remarked that I trusted I was prompted by a better motive than mere curiosity in coming to see him . I wished to see the man who had so faithfully delineated the human heart , and shown so much sympathy for the ...
... once felt at home , and remarked that I trusted I was prompted by a better motive than mere curiosity in coming to see him . I wished to see the man who had so faithfully delineated the human heart , and shown so much sympathy for the ...
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... Once they moved in circles of friendship and affluence , from which they have been hurled by misfortune to the lowest depths of want and sorrow . This class of persons is very large . " Then there are thousands in our parish workhouses ...
... Once they moved in circles of friendship and affluence , from which they have been hurled by misfortune to the lowest depths of want and sorrow . This class of persons is very large . " Then there are thousands in our parish workhouses ...
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... once been almost deter- mined to be Roman , but hesitated just long enough to settle into the classic Grecian out- line . But the charm of his person is in his full , soft , beaming eyes , which catch an expression from every passing ...
... once been almost deter- mined to be Roman , but hesitated just long enough to settle into the classic Grecian out- line . But the charm of his person is in his full , soft , beaming eyes , which catch an expression from every passing ...
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