Some Personal Reminiscences Of Carlyle (1886) - Softcover

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Conients. The Black Country, .. .100 Library Edition Walk to the City, .101 Walk in the Park Chelsea German Care of Trees The North, ..101 Of his House Of good and scamped buildings, .... 102 Ecclefechan Story, Freehold or Lease, .104 Poor Organ-G rinders, .. .107 Ruskin s Queen of the A ir The House-F ly Ruskin supbringing, .108 How he got his brother, Dr. John A. Carlyle, to begin his Translation of Dante, .. .112 Of Edward I rving, .. .114 How he chose to write about Frederick, 115 Of his illegible Manuscript, ..117 His Dress, .. ..119 Movements Cordial I nvitation, ..120 Conclusion, .... 121 Carlyle and Wordsworth,. .. 122 The Strong Man, .. ..125 Letter to Erskine of Linlathen, ..
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