The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18


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r. oos5fn where lis image Gwel.s.
xCEPTTNG its divine founder.
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n E(9l lo&eu and iInnuTt aliZed Christ
q HAS than Eas Charles Dickens
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Z = csstrlastl.ic ana I'll the kindly feelings
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Il les C.lr1s. Bas taa founder % the 6lviri..
r. ~ 1s.usa1-ity, Charles Dickens was
81 esriA4L.y ors ~ Ills greatest disciples or
81 ,est.es. II believed IL the gospel of good
81 e@4s - at- as good words ana used all
H. poser II as marvellous genius 20 give
Ht.en emphasis aad effect. No aujhog F-as
1E,ore4 n3ure jealousy aud egfcctualiy
81 l. na4k.ng Car.stm happy holiday Tor
81 81 Is ;4e kingdom ST heaven" And 20
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I'll rs kingdom oG heaven
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3 lo"'t lies III the intense realism ~ his
Il 'tA's aod convictions. lie Hives in the
s.--'A.tefs ho has createc. as they live
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.e"'as incident wlll snow. Dickens wrote
! - great story OF 'Dombey q Son" while
''ayelng from place 10 place. and finished
i ~ fesi1l"s In Paris. lie relates Of
1 ta'ssf That after he had finished the
| seAt7. oed scene ~ little Paul Dombey he
N@-Sr1 "a fAe streets of Paris All night
/. ''s4i ny VITA sympataetic feeiine
D'4' "s could not sleep
| Al last tha creeping. waves come very near
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