The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1889-05-24

lad lived Ill several homes Ql Il ueEiueuiy VII
satisfactory kind. In his schoolboy days it
was his delight to wander over the hill made
famous by Shakespeare Much Of it was then
open ground and he used to linger under the
trees ana dream out those scenes which after
wards charmed his many million readers.
Once his father vas walking there with him
and Charles expressed bis admiration Of the
Queer old house on the summit, to which the
father replied; .5.
"Well, if you work and mind your book
you will, perhaps, live in a house like that"
Then, says the novelist in n late interview,
the intention wasfarnled i'll his mind and tho
ownership Of that house became a sort of
beacon light To his young ambition. But it
is painful to review the experiences that lay
Immediately before him The family was,
considering its refinement and tastes, in
pinchiug poverty for many years. Dickens
has pleasantly touched tl4e itnIrAvilcnce If
his father in the renowned character OF WI
kins AIcawber When tho talented lal was
but Is wears Old, the family was practically
broken up and Charles mad 70 httake him
self 20 severe toll of pen and brain. His first
location, % seappear n bis woEss, was in th4
IIace-A nlericalis would cal it ''bloek'' -
known as Furni"als Inn, md an extremely
comnQn PLACE IT vas There he WORKED for
lawyer al thirteen and sixn ($3.aa0 l,Hr
week, and there he wrote "i'cswich" and
many fugitive pieces ...+... a. ....##. ...% !
When lilo praeeasso Of these enabled Him ~
Ia,,,..,. ..,, Z, !, sa.,Iot,.j+ ,..G.
ncighborhool, ile still loved 10 lnger Tor
hours i'll the old quarter, and finally deycl-
opcd almost a mania for rambling in the low
est quarters of London, where he would sleep
III tie cheapest lodging houses and cook his
steak at tile common stove. From 1897 t3
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snno,.sd ,,rfT,irious number of cigarette.
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w;,h th,t ,,,t.e d, norl;ct comb which GU
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w.. ~ tra,nd. ,,nnt wbicb ara no doubt YER
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or1ss tha cs,nnrrv for yvo nils or So M
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nn+siJo t}o POUNDS is ,bt. dpst,, az ,nuJ,,
lit.1a ,.;,layaSa ..rn,l;cn am, n fo,v t.r,
,nants no ,,oo,,Ia eronf ,he most nrono,,n,
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~, go prita,e ~. -, dr;,,. Mi tba,, 20
sonl; m nt s.tunnence n nint.n md to re,
tha;r children in ignorance 50 dense thot tho
c,n forn ,,o convention of n foreigner, rpo
ons for visiting the nlacc
| Tilroll Enolisb co1ntrv n,,cos the oroua,
ore walled in' but tho wall has n DicSensj;
mo,cra,iou compared with most. Eurerit
tho la,ro pato tho visitor first sees n suual
frame on which is mn inscrintion to the efre
th,t tho housa stands m tho Gadshil
sho,as,,o,ro and n ouototion from "Hen,
W. noct scene o This hin was celebrat,
for rohho,s FROM, tha varv p,rliest tims
sh,,.osnearo wade If famous md it was !,