The Dickens-Kolle Letters
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G. Kitton, the various places of residence of Dickens and his family may be accurately traced by anyone curious in such matters. For the sake of assigning these let- ters to their correct year, and for the better realization of the circumstances under which they were written, one may briefly recapitulate the principal events in this period of the life of Dickens.
On removing to London with his family in 1825, John Dickens lived first at No. 16 Bay- [27] ham street (now No. 141). He removed from... there probably about Christmas, 182^ ; cer- tainly not later than January 21, 1824. Up to Lady Day, 1824, Mrs. Dickens was proving that she would " never desert Mr. Micawber " by endeavoring to establish a school for girls at No. 4 Gower street. It was from this house that Dickens, a boy of eleven, sallied forth to distribute circulars calling attention to the merits of the establishment. "Yet nobody ever came to school," he wrote to Forster, " nor do I recollect that anybody ever pro- posed to come." From the Gower street house John Dick- ens was taken to the Marshalsea, and Charles, then twelve years old, went to live as a lodger with Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Kitton, the various places of residence of Dickens and his family may be accurately traced by anyone curious in such matters. For the sake of assigning these let- ters to their correct year, and for the better realization of the circumstances under which they were written, one may briefly recapitulate the principal events in this period of the life of Dickens.
On removing to London with his family in 1825, John Dickens lived first at No. 16 Bay- [27] ham street (now No. 141). He removed from... there probably about Christmas, 182^ ; cer- tainly not later than January 21, 1824. Up to Lady Day, 1824, Mrs. Dickens was proving that she would " never desert Mr. Micawber " by endeavoring to establish a school for girls at No. 4 Gower street. It was from this house that Dickens, a boy of eleven, sallied forth to distribute circulars calling attention to the merits of the establishment. "Yet nobody ever came to school," he wrote to Forster, " nor do I recollect that anybody ever pro- posed to come." From the Gower street house John Dick- ens was taken to the Marshalsea, and Charles, then twelve years old, went to live as a lodger with Mrs.
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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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