John Leech's Pictures of Life And Character
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There were the old bonnets and drollfaces and shoes, and short trousers, and figures of 1820 sure enough. And there was George (who has taken to the water-doctrine, as all theworld knows) handing some teetotal cresses over a plank to the tablewhere the pledge was being administered. How often has George drawn thatpicture of Cruikshank! Where haven't we seen it? How fine it was, facing the effigy of Mr. Ainsworth in Ainsworth's Magazine when Georgeillustrated that periodical! How grand and sever...e he stands in thatdesign in G. C. 's "Omnibus, " where he represents himself tonged likeSt. Dunstan, and tweaking a wretch of a publisher by the nose! Thecollectors of George's etchings--oh the charming etchings!--oh thedear old "German Popular Tales!"--the capital "Points of Humor"--thedelightful "Phrenology" and "Scrap-books, " of the good time, OURtime--Plancus's in fact!--the collectors of the Georgian etchings, wesay, have at least a hundred pictures of the artist. Why, we rememberhim in his favorite Hessian boots in "Tom and Jerry" itself; and inwoodcuts as far back as the Queen's trial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were the old bonnets and drollfaces and shoes, and short trousers, and figures of 1820 sure enough. And there was George (who has taken to the water-doctrine, as all theworld knows) handing some teetotal cresses over a plank to the tablewhere the pledge was being administered. How often has George drawn thatpicture of Cruikshank! Where haven't we seen it? How fine it was, facing the effigy of Mr. Ainsworth in Ainsworth's Magazine when Georgeillustrated that periodical! How grand and sever...e he stands in thatdesign in G. C. 's "Omnibus, " where he represents himself tonged likeSt. Dunstan, and tweaking a wretch of a publisher by the nose! Thecollectors of George's etchings--oh the charming etchings!--oh thedear old "German Popular Tales!"--the capital "Points of Humor"--thedelightful "Phrenology" and "Scrap-books, " of the good time, OURtime--Plancus's in fact!--the collectors of the Georgian etchings, wesay, have at least a hundred pictures of the artist. Why, we rememberhim in his favorite Hessian boots in "Tom and Jerry" itself; and inwoodcuts as far back as the Queen's trial.
What to read after John Leech's Pictures of Life And Character?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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