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Dickens And Thackeray
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Why is a day's Brighton the best of doctors ? I don't mean this for a riddle, but I got up hungry, and have been yawning in the sun like a fat lazzarone, with great happiness all day. I have got a window with a magnificent prospect, a fresh sea breeze blow- ing in, such a blue sea yonder as can scarcely be beat by the; Naples or the Mediterranean blue ; and have passed the main part of the morning reading O ! such a stupid book, .
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...he season, as good as Miss Austen's people say. In two hours I am engaged to dinner in London. Well, I have broken with that place thank Heaven, for a little, and shall only go back to do my plates and to come away. Whither to go ? I have a fancy that Ryde in the Isle of Wight would be as nice a place as any for idling, for sketching, for dawdling, and getting health ; but the Rev. Mr. Brookfield must determine this for me, and I look to see him here in a day or two.
I wish they had called me sooner to dinner; there's only one man staying at this house, and he asked me at breakfast in a piteous tone, to let him dine with me.


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