Life of Charles Dickens
Life of Charles Dickens
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Dickens had made arrangements with a New York publisher for the reproduc- tion of a fac-simile edition for America, but before the legi- 220 LIFE OF CHARLES DICKENS.
tiraate advance sheets arrived, the entire book was circnlated throughout the United States, in a double number of Brother Jonathan, for six cents. Of course, this took the bloom from Mr. Dickens's peach. Mr. Lockhart has mentioned how, on several occasions, sheets of Sir Walter Scott's novels were surreptitiously obtained from Bal...lantj^ne's print- ing office, for American, French, and German publishers.
Mr. Locke's celebrated "Moon Hoax, " of which I sent a copy to Mr. Dickens, greatly interested and amused him. Lie acknowledged it, in a brisk little note, sa3ang that he was at work when it reached him — that he carelessly looked into it, and was attracted by the matter-of-fact char- acter of the narrative — that he did not lay it down until he had read every line of it, and that, for the first ten minutes, he thought it really was, what it purported to be, a bond fide scientific report by Sir John Herschell, the astronomer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dickens had made arrangements with a New York publisher for the reproduc- tion of a fac-simile edition for America, but before the legi- 220 LIFE OF CHARLES DICKENS.
tiraate advance sheets arrived, the entire book was circnlated throughout the United States, in a double number of Brother Jonathan, for six cents. Of course, this took the bloom from Mr. Dickens's peach. Mr. Lockhart has mentioned how, on several occasions, sheets of Sir Walter Scott's novels were surreptitiously obtained from Bal...lantj^ne's print- ing office, for American, French, and German publishers.
Mr. Locke's celebrated "Moon Hoax, " of which I sent a copy to Mr. Dickens, greatly interested and amused him. Lie acknowledged it, in a brisk little note, sa3ang that he was at work when it reached him — that he carelessly looked into it, and was attracted by the matter-of-fact char- acter of the narrative — that he did not lay it down until he had read every line of it, and that, for the first ten minutes, he thought it really was, what it purported to be, a bond fide scientific report by Sir John Herschell, the astronomer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie, R. Shelton (Robert Shelton), 1809-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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