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When he was editing the Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle , of her letters to him , and of his to her which were written before their marriage , only one short note from Miss Welsh , dated 3d September 1825 , printed by Mr.
When he was editing the Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle , of her letters to him , and of his to her which were written before their marriage , only one short note from Miss Welsh , dated 3d September 1825 , printed by Mr.
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As to the then missing Letters written before their marriage , his and Miss Welsh's , Carlyle , in the original manuscript from which the copy given to Mr. Froude was made , says , " My strict command now is , ' Burn them , if ever ...
As to the then missing Letters written before their marriage , his and Miss Welsh's , Carlyle , in the original manuscript from which the copy given to Mr. Froude was made , says , " My strict command now is , ' Burn them , if ever ...
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was summoned about Dr. Thom's Mob ; he was libled with thirteen pages of paper written about the business . Dr. Henderson and Tom Minto were likewise summoned , and Peggy Kerr ; there being no proof against Sandy he of course was ...
was summoned about Dr. Thom's Mob ; he was libled with thirteen pages of paper written about the business . Dr. Henderson and Tom Minto were likewise summoned , and Peggy Kerr ; there being no proof against Sandy he of course was ...
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1 Mitchell , in his letter ( from Linlithgow , 9th April ) to which this is an answer , had written as follows . The passage is characteristic , and shows his liveliness of spirit and his studious bent : “ For three or four days I ...
1 Mitchell , in his letter ( from Linlithgow , 9th April ) to which this is an answer , had written as follows . The passage is characteristic , and shows his liveliness of spirit and his studious bent : “ For three or four days I ...
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... —and accordingly I had , the other day , written a right dolorous and woe - be - gone memorial , in which I humbly showed , that I had been over head and ears in business — that adventures and misventures and trials and tribulations ...
... —and accordingly I had , the other day , written a right dolorous and woe - be - gone memorial , in which I humbly showed , that I had been over head and ears in business — that adventures and misventures and trials and tribulations ...
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affectionate already answer appears become begin believe Brother called character comfort considerable continue dear doubt Edinburgh engaged expect Father fear feel give hand happy head hear heart hope hour interest Irving Jack John Johnstone keep kind late least leave less letter live London look Mainhill matter means mind Miss WELSH Mitchell months morning Mother nature never night once pass perhaps person pleasure poor present printed reason received respect rest seems sent short soon soul speak spirit STREET suppose sure talk tell thank things THOMAS CARLYLE thought tion translation true truth turn week whole winter wish worth write written wrote
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