The Life of Thomas Love Peacock
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89-93. 228 -FRASER'S MAGAZINE" appeared at the head of the number for December 1 85 1. This piece, Gastronomy and Civilization, has not hitherto been cited as Peacock's, but there can be no doubt that it was very largely his work. The initials " M. M. " with which it was signed, stand for Mary Meredith, Peacock's eldest daughter, then two years the wife of a man who causes her father's later years to be a matter of curiosity, as Shelley does the earlier ones. Mary Ellen Peacock had married, in ...January 1844, Lieutenant Edward Nicolls, who met a tragic death by drowning within three months. In 1847 or 1848 Mrs. Nicolls, then living with her brother, Edward Gryffydh Peacock, in London, made the acquaintance of George Meredith, recently re- turned from Germany, very young, very poor, very ambitious. The first record which has been preserved of their friendship is a recently discovered manuscript periodical. The Monthly Observer, which was origi- nated by Meredith, and which was edited in suc- cessive months by a number of young friends, of whom Meredith and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
89-93. 228 -FRASER'S MAGAZINE" appeared at the head of the number for December 1 85 1. This piece, Gastronomy and Civilization, has not hitherto been cited as Peacock's, but there can be no doubt that it was very largely his work. The initials " M. M. " with which it was signed, stand for Mary Meredith, Peacock's eldest daughter, then two years the wife of a man who causes her father's later years to be a matter of curiosity, as Shelley does the earlier ones. Mary Ellen Peacock had married, in ...January 1844, Lieutenant Edward Nicolls, who met a tragic death by drowning within three months. In 1847 or 1848 Mrs. Nicolls, then living with her brother, Edward Gryffydh Peacock, in London, made the acquaintance of George Meredith, recently re- turned from Germany, very young, very poor, very ambitious. The first record which has been preserved of their friendship is a recently discovered manuscript periodical. The Monthly Observer, which was origi- nated by Meredith, and which was edited in suc- cessive months by a number of young friends, of whom Meredith and Mrs.
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