The Dickensian, Volumes 39-41Dickens Fellowship, 1942 |
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Page 39
... round , " has not nearly the hidden meaning of The tender passion as makes us all slue round . " To slue is to turn out of or away from the direct road . ADDENDA . Chap . VI , Note 6. - DONE WITH A TEA - POT . 66 Artificial feeding of ...
... round , " has not nearly the hidden meaning of The tender passion as makes us all slue round . " To slue is to turn out of or away from the direct road . ADDENDA . Chap . VI , Note 6. - DONE WITH A TEA - POT . 66 Artificial feeding of ...
Page 40
... round , deep , sonorous voice , muffled for the occasion , like the knocker . * * MRS . CHICK . A lady rather past the middle age than otherwise , but dressed in a very juvenile manner , particularly as to the tightness of her bodice ...
... round , deep , sonorous voice , muffled for the occasion , like the knocker . * * MRS . CHICK . A lady rather past the middle age than otherwise , but dressed in a very juvenile manner , particularly as to the tightness of her bodice ...
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... round on a Dickens pilgrimage , whether in London , or further afield ( and how many thousands did he take round ) you felt that just round that -very next corner you must find Squeers getting a hiding from Nicholas , Fagin about to ...
... round on a Dickens pilgrimage , whether in London , or further afield ( and how many thousands did he take round ) you felt that just round that -very next corner you must find Squeers getting a hiding from Nicholas , Fagin about to ...
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