H.C. Andersen's Correspondence With the Late Grand-Duke of Saxe-Weimar, C. Dickens, Etc
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I saw tears in the Queen's eyes. Her thanks were so sincere and fervent, it was the first joy that my book had brought me.
At the end of May I left Denmark.
Charles Dickens had already invited me several times to go to England. Ten years had now passed since I was there and met your Royal Highness and your Consort.
This year Dicken's invitation was still more cordial and pressing. He had just bought a pretty house in the country, in North Kent, he wrote, where we could spend weeks to- gether, a...nd he had also just finished his latest work, " Little Dorrit." I travelled to England and was received there with great warmth and sincerity, and remained five weeks in the home of the author and friend.
It is a beautiful house situated at Gads- hill, which Shakespeare has rendered fa- mous through Henry IV. and Falstaff.
The old highway.from London to Dovei* is 3S8 HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN'S close by. From the hill one looks down upon the sea, Rochester, and the Thames for miles long, which, with his thousand ships, winds in and out like a serpent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw tears in the Queen's eyes. Her thanks were so sincere and fervent, it was the first joy that my book had brought me.
At the end of May I left Denmark.
Charles Dickens had already invited me several times to go to England. Ten years had now passed since I was there and met your Royal Highness and your Consort.
This year Dicken's invitation was still more cordial and pressing. He had just bought a pretty house in the country, in North Kent, he wrote, where we could spend weeks to- gether, a...nd he had also just finished his latest work, " Little Dorrit." I travelled to England and was received there with great warmth and sincerity, and remained five weeks in the home of the author and friend.
It is a beautiful house situated at Gads- hill, which Shakespeare has rendered fa- mous through Henry IV. and Falstaff.
The old highway.from London to Dovei* is 3S8 HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN'S close by. From the hill one looks down upon the sea, Rochester, and the Thames for miles long, which, with his thousand ships, winds in and out like a serpent.
What to read after H.C. Andersen's Correspondence With the Late Grand-Duke of Saxe-Weimar, C. Dickens, Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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