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... and accursed” With a play an advocate sometimes appointed on behalf the caterpillars their aggrieved cuitivatem to form DICKENS Charles Sheffield eighty years ago the following extract from the report hi which ap- “ 18 1858 the music hall night this justly ...
... reliance of reformer in however to evil spirit is induce good way out is to the of very strong growth FREE THE NOTE BY CHARLES DICKENS being to in agri- Protection would give them prosperity to-day it brought to tho notice of publio the verdict of very ...
... canvass aniODg younger friends and did rot find one who could stick7 Dickens some those who effected not read of his Looks It is probable that the time has come one does read Dickens with encyclopaedia handy a view less to personal enjoyment than o study ...
... 6-30 Ruth Etting America’s Radio sweetheart” with the BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by Charles Shad-well 6-50 Serial Story: Martin Chuzzlewit by Charles Dickens chapter 40: The Anckworks Package read by V C Clinton-Baddeley 7-5 The BBC Military Band ...
... incidents of life will as horribly strange and depressing break from the atmosphere of the past THE ANCIENT MARINER Charles Dickens whose birthday will gratefuy remember to-morrow had a gift of perpetual youthfulness of outlook remarks the Daily Chronicle” ...
... the week pro-j It be also that there was dancing in the second act arranged by Mrs Marsh Mr Derick Knowles the producer Mr Charles Cowan the manager and Mr iSvkes Marsden The is Dancers : Mrs Benson Misses K A Galvin F M Hill A Parkinson and A Townend Viennese ...
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... reminded story canvasser after blank morning to try of approach At the next house came to a blowsy answered knock Have you Charles Dickens in your home the politely No!” snapped the female “Or Robert Louis 8tevenaon?” No” Or a Walter Scott? continued the ...
... tonvflle Prison had told him he had been “beaten up” and kept repeating a man’s name The inquest was on Albert Maber (22) Dickens Road East Ham was taken ill at prison he was under sentence of four years’ corrective training verdict that Maber took life ...
... dressed' alike The a galley in display emphasises tradition of the burial of Viking warrior which is the theme of poem by Charles Mackay suggesting something the fierce spirit of the Vikings Some may be familiar with the opening : My strength failing fast” ...
... confidently be expected the British public will pay their the tribute it deserves for To-day is too short for mean anxieties Charles Kingsley Worm's Arrival (It was in a paragraph that early worm in' evidence on golf links) O worm heralder of Spring give ...