The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 1;Volume 64Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1865 |
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... reason of this is that Mr. Dickens has trusted not to his observation , but to his imagi- nation , and he has exercised his imagina- tion on a subject of which he has no spe- cial knowledge . There is just one ex- * Old Curiosity Shop ...
... reason of this is that Mr. Dickens has trusted not to his observation , but to his imagi- nation , and he has exercised his imagina- tion on a subject of which he has no spe- cial knowledge . There is just one ex- * Old Curiosity Shop ...
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... reason for the change . To do justice to Mr. Dickens's views , we must rather abuse our privilege of making extracts . There is Mr. Dombey , in many re- spects an extremely well - drawn charac- ter ; a type of the aristocratic pride of ...
... reason for the change . To do justice to Mr. Dickens's views , we must rather abuse our privilege of making extracts . There is Mr. Dombey , in many re- spects an extremely well - drawn charac- ter ; a type of the aristocratic pride of ...
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... reason for which change is that she has married a man whom she always despised ; who is a coward and a bully , and on the high- road to become a murderer . We have illustrated at some length the mental habit which is most constant- ly ...
... reason for which change is that she has married a man whom she always despised ; who is a coward and a bully , and on the high- road to become a murderer . We have illustrated at some length the mental habit which is most constant- ly ...
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... much , for the simple reason that they both lived several years before the theory of com- * Bleak House , vol . ii . p . 27 . bustion was understood . And there is a simplicity which 58 [ January , MODERN NOVELISTS : CHARLES DICKENS .
... much , for the simple reason that they both lived several years before the theory of com- * Bleak House , vol . ii . p . 27 . bustion was understood . And there is a simplicity which 58 [ January , MODERN NOVELISTS : CHARLES DICKENS .
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... reason but because I am a gen- tleman and had once an estate ; when an insignificant fellow shall have his liberty who has done more real injury by his small debts than I have done by my great debts ? for what he owes is to poor ...
... reason but because I am a gen- tleman and had once an estate ; when an insignificant fellow shall have his liberty who has done more real injury by his small debts than I have done by my great debts ? for what he owes is to poor ...
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