The Dickensian, Volumes 39-41Dickens Fellowship, 1942 |
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Page 47
... Browne into his confidence about the progress the story was to take . Whereas in the case of Dombey Browne had a general idea of what was coming and was able to knit into his drawing many of the incidents before Dickens had committed ...
... Browne into his confidence about the progress the story was to take . Whereas in the case of Dombey Browne had a general idea of what was coming and was able to knit into his drawing many of the incidents before Dickens had committed ...
Page 50
... Browne has done a capital Micawber " wrote Dickens to Forster when he saw the sketch for this picture . And when one ... Browne's draughtsmanship examine the surrounding accessories . Two cats and a mousetrap on the mantel - piece , a ...
... Browne has done a capital Micawber " wrote Dickens to Forster when he saw the sketch for this picture . And when one ... Browne's draughtsmanship examine the surrounding accessories . Two cats and a mousetrap on the mantel - piece , a ...
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... Browne has contrived all this with the greatest economy of means , and indeed sums up the whole sad story of the Chancery suit in this sympathetically conceived picture . 66 32. SHADOW . - Browne here has another opportunity of showing ...
... Browne has contrived all this with the greatest economy of means , and indeed sums up the whole sad story of the Chancery suit in this sympathetically conceived picture . 66 32. SHADOW . - Browne here has another opportunity of showing ...
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