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taat is implied, there would still be not
hirt that IL indicate Or designed to weaken

! common culture, if she could have been
! satisfied with the residue of her husbands
| heart that remained to her after deducting
that very large share which was absorbed
by his works. It has been commonly said
that she never read any Of his books. Had
she done so she would have found in their
creations Of womanly character some that
she must have been an angel indeed
to have nvRl1ed, and it Is unfortunate
for married people, when the taste Of the
one develops into the highest fastidious-
ness, while the accomplishments of the
other do not advance. Men who are both
fastidious and preoccupied, e,acting much
and returning little, make poor husbands
for jealous wives, who do not sJmpathize
with their occupations The leading Incl
dent of Mr.. Dickens private life was his
separation from his wife, on account, IS he
explains it, Of an act of innocent kindness
toward young lad.- whom lie thought
proper to befriend.- Afrz. Dickens has re-
manned silent, and there il no public know1-
edge Of any other reason for the separation
than that above indicated, The general -iu-
eongruity Of their dispositions, and the
fact that Mrs. Dickens desired their chill
dren.: to be educated under Presbyterian,
and Mr.. Dickens under Unitarian, auspices.
Charles Dickens has passed awny at the
age Of hfty-eight years, having been born
at Landport, in Hampshire, in February,
1872. He began life by aiding his father
as parliamentary reporter upon the True
Sun and Morning Chronicle. In the lat
ter, in 1886, appeared his Sketches by
"Roz." He somewhere states that this
name WAS first given him by his younger
brother, {the same who afterwards resided
and died in Chicago.) The child Was then
learning to ta1k, and IN his prattle called his
brother "Bozzy," as his nearest Attainable
pronunciation Of brother This Dickens
contracted to "Boz." The "Adventures OF
Mr., Pickwick" was written to accompany q
series Of illustrations by Mr.. Seymour,
whose fame as comic draughtsman was
relied on to sell the book. The unHagging
uerriment, healthfu1 humo7, aud vig-
orous animal spirits of this
book are equalIed by none
Of his Inter works, He evidently did not
know at five and twenty how funny he WAS,
and was therefore doing his best lest the
letter prtts should not equal the llustra-
tions. Eicholas NicIleby, Oliver Twist
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