The Writings of Charles Dickens: With Critical and Bibliographical Introductions and Notes by Edwin Percy Whipple and Others; Illustrated with Steel Portraits and Engravings from the Original Designs by Browne, Cruikshank, Leech, and Others, 第 31 巻Houghton, Mifflin, 1894 |
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... dinner got up by Madame Viardot for that great purpose . The human mind cannot conceive any one more astonishingly opposed to all my preconceptions . If I had been shown her in a state of repose , and asked what I thought her to be , I ...
... dinner got up by Madame Viardot for that great purpose . The human mind cannot conceive any one more astonishingly opposed to all my preconceptions . If I had been shown her in a state of repose , and asked what I thought her to be , I ...
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... dinner , lest she should not be able to get in at the dining - room door . I think ( am not sure ) the dining - room ... dinners very snugly there , and have good ones , as I think you will say , every day at half - past five . I have a ...
... dinner , lest she should not be able to get in at the dining - room door . I think ( am not sure ) the dining - room ... dinners very snugly there , and have good ones , as I think you will say , every day at half - past five . I have a ...
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... dinner admirable . I never had a better . All the wine I sent down from Tavistock House . Anne waited , and looked well and happy , very much brighter altogether . It gave me great pleasure to see her so improved . Just before dinner I ...
... dinner admirable . I never had a better . All the wine I sent down from Tavistock House . Anne waited , and looked well and happy , very much brighter altogether . It gave me great pleasure to see her so improved . Just before dinner I ...
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... dinner . I have promised to back Buckstone's entreaty to you to take it ; and although I know that you have an objection which you once communicated to me , I still hold ( as I did then ) that it is a reason for and not against . Pray ...
... dinner . I have promised to back Buckstone's entreaty to you to take it ; and although I know that you have an objection which you once communicated to me , I still hold ( as I did then ) that it is a reason for and not against . Pray ...
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... dinner - company , that the people were more amused by me than by the piece . I don't think I ever saw anything meant to be funny that struck me as so extraordinarily droll . I could n't get over it at all . After the piece we went ...
... dinner - company , that the people were more amused by me than by the piece . I don't think I ever saw anything meant to be funny that struck me as so extraordinarily droll . I could n't get over it at all . After the piece we went ...
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affectionately American audience believe best love Boston CHARLES DICKENS CHARLES FECHTER Charley Chorley Collins coming Copperfield course DEAREST GEORGY DEAREST MACREADY DEAREST MAMIE delighted dine dinner Dolby doubt Edinburgh EDMUND YATES EDWARD BULWER LYTTON faithfully February Fechter feel Forster Friday Frozen Deep GAD'S HILL PLACE gentlemen Glasgow hall hand head hear heartily HIGHAM BY ROCHESTER honour hope HOTEL immense JOHN FORSTER Katie Kent kind lady last night letter Little Dorrit Liverpool London look LYTTON Mary mind MISS DICKENS MISS HOGARTH Monday morning never OFFICE Paris play pleasure Plorn poor pretty remember round Saturday seen story streets Sunday suppose TAVISTOCK HOUSE TAVISTOCK SQUARE tell thank theatre thing Thursday tickets to-day to-morrow to-night told town Tuesday turned W. C. MACREADY Wednesday week WILKIE WILKIE COLLINS word write yesterday
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