Pen Photographs of Charles Dickens's Readings
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When Miss Blimber tells Dombey that she is " going out for a con -sti-tu-tion- al," she is just as comical as such a " dry, crisp, sandy Ghoul " can be, — and more so. As Miss Blimber pro- nounces " con-sti-tu-tion-al " it sounds like a vocal illustra- tion of a Virginia fence. It is here, there, and everywhere.
Miss Blimber peppers Dombey with it ; and although nobody in the flesh ever took such liberties with a respectable word of five syllables, yet the effect of this " con-sti-tu-tion-al " ...is sufficiently exhilarating to. disarm the sturdiest Pre-Eaphaelite. " Se non e vero, e hen tro- vato." Mr. Feeder, B. A., also comes out beautifully in the recitation of that remarkable poetry, — THE STORY OF LITTLE DOMBEY. . 73 "Had I a heart for falsehood framed, I ne'er could injure you ! " But the old refrain of the old, old-fashioned child breaks in upon the merriment, and while laughter still rings through the air we stand upon the verge of a young grave. The little, thoughtful face, the tired, treble voice, come back and ask, " ' What do you think I mean to do when I grow up, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Miss Blimber tells Dombey that she is " going out for a con -sti-tu-tion- al," she is just as comical as such a " dry, crisp, sandy Ghoul " can be, — and more so. As Miss Blimber pro- nounces " con-sti-tu-tion-al " it sounds like a vocal illustra- tion of a Virginia fence. It is here, there, and everywhere.
Miss Blimber peppers Dombey with it ; and although nobody in the flesh ever took such liberties with a respectable word of five syllables, yet the effect of this " con-sti-tu-tion-al " ...is sufficiently exhilarating to. disarm the sturdiest Pre-Eaphaelite. " Se non e vero, e hen tro- vato." Mr. Feeder, B. A., also comes out beautifully in the recitation of that remarkable poetry, — THE STORY OF LITTLE DOMBEY. . 73 "Had I a heart for falsehood framed, I ne'er could injure you ! " But the old refrain of the old, old-fashioned child breaks in upon the merriment, and while laughter still rings through the air we stand upon the verge of a young grave. The little, thoughtful face, the tired, treble voice, come back and ask, " ' What do you think I mean to do when I grow up, Mrs.
What to read after Pen Photographs of Charles Dickens's Readings?
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