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共 31 段- These "Notes" are destroyed by too much smartness. It gives
- Accustomed as you are to the homage which men delight to ren
- At this present moment I am on my little Kentish freehold (_
- We arrived here yesterday at two. The room will not hold mor
- I am writing in a very poor condition; I have a bad cold all
- This is merely a notice to you that I must positively insist
- This winter was the last spent at Tavistock House. Charles D
- I lose no time in answering your letter; and first as to bus
- "The fire" mentioned in the letter to Mr. Forster was the gr
- I begin at Norwich on the 28th, and am going north in the mi
- The confusion was decidedly owing to the local agents. But I
- Katie was here yesterday, just come back from Clara White's
- I mean to go on reading into June. For the sake of the finer
- The word "Our" in the title must be out in the open like "Mu
- My reply to Professor Agassiz is short, but conclusive. Dail
- Meantime, if your honour were in London, you would see a gre
- I have a story to answer you and your aunt with. Before I le
- My daughter Katie has been very ill of nervous fever. On the
- Your kind invitation is extremely welcome and acceptable to
- We are very nearly halfway to-day. The weather was favourabl
- Dolby continues to be the most unpopular man in America (mai
- We shall do nothing with it on this side. Pirates are produc
- The communication with New York is not interrupted, so we co
- Wilkie has uniformly written of you enthusiastically. In a l
- Niagara is not at all spoiled by a very dizzy-looking suspen
- I have just now written to Mrs. Forster, asking her to expla
- The state of Mr. Wills's health made it necessary for him no
- One of the pleasantest things I have experienced here this t
- You make me very uneasy on the subject of your new long stor
- Costello, Dudley, i. 241;
- Portraits of Dickens, by Maclise, i. 18, 23;