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Feeder, B.A., are among the most admirable of all the great humourist's creations. Against this ample provision for her poor little brother's nursing and training Florence has to set but lier one Susan Nipper; but she is a host in herself, an abso- lutely original character among the thousands of souhrettes that are known to comedy and fiction, and one of the best tonic mixtures ever composed out of much humour and not a few grains of pathos. Her tartness has a cooling flavour of its own ; but ...it is the Mrs. Pipchinses only » It is, perhaps, worth pointing out, though it is not surprising, that Dickens had a strong sense of what I may call the poetry of the railway-train. Of the effect of the weird Signalman's Story in one of his Christmas numbers it is not very easy to rid one's self.
There are excellent descriptions of the rajndity of a railway journey in the first chapter of The jMzy Tour, and in another Household Words paper, called A Flight, 82 DICKENS. [chap.
upon wliom she acts, as tbeir type acted upon her, " like early gooseberries." Of course she has a favourite figure of speech belonging to herself, which rhetoricians would prob- ably class amoug the figures " working by surplusage :" " ' Your Toxes aud your Chickses may draw out my two front double teeth, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Feeder, B.A., are among the most admirable of all the great humourist's creations. Against this ample provision for her poor little brother's nursing and training Florence has to set but lier one Susan Nipper; but she is a host in herself, an abso- lutely original character among the thousands of souhrettes that are known to comedy and fiction, and one of the best tonic mixtures ever composed out of much humour and not a few grains of pathos. Her tartness has a cooling flavour of its own ; but ...it is the Mrs. Pipchinses only » It is, perhaps, worth pointing out, though it is not surprising, that Dickens had a strong sense of what I may call the poetry of the railway-train. Of the effect of the weird Signalman's Story in one of his Christmas numbers it is not very easy to rid one's self.
There are excellent descriptions of the rajndity of a railway journey in the first chapter of The jMzy Tour, and in another Household Words paper, called A Flight, 82 DICKENS. [chap.
upon wliom she acts, as tbeir type acted upon her, " like early gooseberries." Of course she has a favourite figure of speech belonging to herself, which rhetoricians would prob- ably class amoug the figures " working by surplusage :" " ' Your Toxes aud your Chickses may draw out my two front double teeth, Mrs.
What to read after Dickens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward, Adolphus William, Sir, 1837-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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