Charles Dickens
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'MiJ, Commercial Road. Laiidjiort. Fortsea, on Friday, February "tli, liil'I. He was the second son of ifohn Dickens, a clerk in the Navy Pay Office, who married Miss Elizabeth Barrow, and had a family of ei^ht children, two of whom died in childhood. Of liis very earliest days Charles Dickens retained many distinct and durable im])ressions. He even recollected the small front g-arden of the house at I*ortst'a, from which he was taken away at the a^e of two years, and where he ])layed with bis ...elder sister whilst watched by a nurse throuifh the kitclien window on a level witli the gravid \\'alk. Ileferriui;: to tliese early memories, he described "how he tliouii-bt the Rochester Hiirli . ''Hreet must be at least as wide as Recent Street, \\hicb be afterwards discovered to be little better than a lane, how the ])ublic clock in it, supposed to l)e the finest clock in the world, turned out to be as moon-faced and weak a clock as a man's eyes ever saw ; and bow, in its town hall, which bad appeared to liim once so glorious a structure that be bad set it up in bis mind as the model on which the genie of the lamp built the palace for Aladdin, be bad painfully to recognise a mere mean little heap of bricks, like a chapel gone demented.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'MiJ, Commercial Road. Laiidjiort. Fortsea, on Friday, February "tli, liil'I. He was the second son of ifohn Dickens, a clerk in the Navy Pay Office, who married Miss Elizabeth Barrow, and had a family of ei^ht children, two of whom died in childhood. Of liis very earliest days Charles Dickens retained many distinct and durable im])ressions. He even recollected the small front g-arden of the house at I*ortst'a, from which he was taken away at the a^e of two years, and where he ])layed with bis ...elder sister whilst watched by a nurse throuifh the kitclien window on a level witli the gravid \\'alk. Ileferriui;: to tliese early memories, he described "how he tliouii-bt the Rochester Hiirli . ''Hreet must be at least as wide as Recent Street, \\hicb be afterwards discovered to be little better than a lane, how the ])ublic clock in it, supposed to l)e the finest clock in the world, turned out to be as moon-faced and weak a clock as a man's eyes ever saw ; and bow, in its town hall, which bad appeared to liim once so glorious a structure that be bad set it up in bis mind as the model on which the genie of the lamp built the palace for Aladdin, be bad painfully to recognise a mere mean little heap of bricks, like a chapel gone demented.
What to read after Charles Dickens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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