The Letters of Charles Dickens
The Letters of Charles Dickens
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Smith. ] CHESTER PLACE, _June 14th, 1847. _ MY DEAR SMITH, Haldimand stayed at No. 7, Connaught Place, Hyde Park, when I saw himyesterday. But he was going to cross to Boulogne to-day.
The young Pariah seems pretty comfortable. He is of a cosmopolitanspirit I hope, and stares with a kind of leaden satisfaction at hisspoons, without afflicting himself much about the established church.
Affectionately yours.
P. S. --I think of bringing an action against you for a new sort of breachof promise,... and calling all the bishops to estimate the damage of havingour christening postponed for a fortnight. It appears to me that I shallget a good deal of money in this way. If you have any compromise tooffer, my solicitors are Dodson and Fogg.
[Sidenote: Miss Power. ] BROADSTAIRS, KENT, _July 2nd, 1847. _ MY DEAR MISS POWER, Let me thank you, very sincerely, for your kind note and for the littlebook. I read the latter on my way down here with the greatest pleasure. It is a charming story gracefully told, and very gracefully and worthilytranslated.
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Smith. ] CHESTER PLACE, _June 14th, 1847. _ MY DEAR SMITH, Haldimand stayed at No. 7, Connaught Place, Hyde Park, when I saw himyesterday. But he was going to cross to Boulogne to-day.
The young Pariah seems pretty comfortable. He is of a cosmopolitanspirit I hope, and stares with a kind of leaden satisfaction at hisspoons, without afflicting himself much about the established church.
Affectionately yours.
P. S. --I think of bringing an action against you for a new sort of breachof promise,... and calling all the bishops to estimate the damage of havingour christening postponed for a fortnight. It appears to me that I shallget a good deal of money in this way. If you have any compromise tooffer, my solicitors are Dodson and Fogg.
[Sidenote: Miss Power. ] BROADSTAIRS, KENT, _July 2nd, 1847. _ MY DEAR MISS POWER, Let me thank you, very sincerely, for your kind note and for the littlebook. I read the latter on my way down here with the greatest pleasure. It is a charming story gracefully told, and very gracefully and worthilytranslated.
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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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