Thomas Carlyle
Thomas Carlyle
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Welcomedon her arrival, misunderstandings soon arose. Carlyle himself had tointerpose with conciliatory advice to his wife to bear with hermother's humours. One household incident, though often quoted, is toocharacteristic to be omitted. On occasion of an evening party, Mrs. Welsh, whose ideas of hospitality, if not display, were perhaps largerthan those suited for her still struggling hosts, had lighted a show ofcandles for the entertainment, whereupon the mistress of the house, withan air of ...authority, carried away two of them, an act which her motherresented with tears. The penitent daughter, in a mood like that whichprompted Johnson to stand in the Uttoxeter market-place, left in her willthat the candles were to be preserved and lit about her coffin, roundwhich, nearly thirty years later, they were found burning. Carlyle hasrecorded their last sight of his mother-in-law in a few of his manygraphic touches. It was at Dumfries in 1841, where she had brought Janedown from Templand to meet and accompany him back to the south.
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Welcomedon her arrival, misunderstandings soon arose. Carlyle himself had tointerpose with conciliatory advice to his wife to bear with hermother's humours. One household incident, though often quoted, is toocharacteristic to be omitted. On occasion of an evening party, Mrs. Welsh, whose ideas of hospitality, if not display, were perhaps largerthan those suited for her still struggling hosts, had lighted a show ofcandles for the entertainment, whereupon the mistress of the house, withan air of ...authority, carried away two of them, an act which her motherresented with tears. The penitent daughter, in a mood like that whichprompted Johnson to stand in the Uttoxeter market-place, left in her willthat the candles were to be preserved and lit about her coffin, roundwhich, nearly thirty years later, they were found burning. Carlyle hasrecorded their last sight of his mother-in-law in a few of his manygraphic touches. It was at Dumfries in 1841, where she had brought Janedown from Templand to meet and accompany him back to the south.
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