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" Thackeray, in a charming essay, has re- called his early delight in the book, in those far - off days when every school- boy believed that the three heroes were types of the most elegant and fashion- able young fellows the town afforded, and thought their occupations and amusements those of all high-bred English gentlemen.
Twenty years later, Thackeray describes how he went to the British Museum to renew his acquaintance with his old favourite, and was disillusioned by the letterpress, which ...he found a little vul- gar, " but the pictures," he exclaims, " the pictures are noble still ! " OLD ILLUSTRATED BOOKS 21 David Carey The earliest imitation of Life in London was called Real Life in London^ or the Rambles and Adventures of Bob Tallyho, Esq., and his Cousin the Hon.
Tout Dashall. By an Amateur. This book, which some have supposed to be the work of Egan in rivalry with him- self, was illustrated by Rowlandson, Aiken, and Dighton. A year later, in 1822, came Life in Paris, Comprising the Rambles, Spj'ees, and Amoms of Dick Wildfire and Squire Jenkins, by David Carey ; while The English Spy, by Bernard Blackmantle, appeared in 1824.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thackeray, in a charming essay, has re- called his early delight in the book, in those far - off days when every school- boy believed that the three heroes were types of the most elegant and fashion- able young fellows the town afforded, and thought their occupations and amusements those of all high-bred English gentlemen.
Twenty years later, Thackeray describes how he went to the British Museum to renew his acquaintance with his old favourite, and was disillusioned by the letterpress, which ...he found a little vul- gar, " but the pictures," he exclaims, " the pictures are noble still ! " OLD ILLUSTRATED BOOKS 21 David Carey The earliest imitation of Life in London was called Real Life in London^ or the Rambles and Adventures of Bob Tallyho, Esq., and his Cousin the Hon.
Tout Dashall. By an Amateur. This book, which some have supposed to be the work of Egan in rivalry with him- self, was illustrated by Rowlandson, Aiken, and Dighton. A year later, in 1822, came Life in Paris, Comprising the Rambles, Spj'ees, and Amoms of Dick Wildfire and Squire Jenkins, by David Carey ; while The English Spy, by Bernard Blackmantle, appeared in 1824.
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