The sun., 1910-08-19
IRE AUTHOR WHO BEGAN AT 05
,oI g,I> OF THE NOVELS or
ufIITiu DE HORG
r,.nn ~ the Traces of the influence sf
D,csrns FOUND IN ItIs works Pictures
.uppllrd ~ His Neither 90 HIs Own
NrpInrIrs of London IN IaIs Hooks.


r..er, wut~~A ~ John Adcock in the
r,rt.- Rookmrr for August. which IA a
W...rr 10 Morgan number. and the en-
..r.rssr. warmth of feeling with which
k...-.... ..;.pu hIs lndehte ednaS,s to him.
,o- .. many ~ rs whose most impression
a.. ,a,.4 date no further hack than the
a., ,s that enthusiasm OF his will
...rr A.. nr Wlv -trang. nor difiCult 10 ap-
r-srr."
Frr .ry-aif rAn rememner no com
rrs,s, Wa- then -ubdued to the masters
.,.l london was still the London he
Raj. .rrSu. prototypes of the characters
"a, a. lmnortahyrd IN his pages still
.a,at .Hn streets ~ carried ou business
.- 80 ,-.rr"rs. | know how ! could not
.sa 's % those days except as h. had
.,rvr 2 30 me-. his hand was over every.
.s~e h.s eager personality was still aliv"
. 80 ,ary atmosphere of the place. and
e., ~, ~ rrdlly conscious ~ his pres
,or. 'rt' Z he had gathered himself to-
ss,ra. 90 Nf 'he air and had mo- him one
GA, a no strand. carrying his small
-, AZ and hurryIng from ChAring
,-css ., he offices 81 HoUsshold Words. |
on p renAv- should have been unduy
.,a-'r..i untrI came 20 think Of IT after
us'1
- "hs could So work upon new readers
,ra ...u " doZen years after his death
,Gaf hav" only given my only experience
hara 80 u was the experience " -o MANY
urndarfully and irrsslstihIy he must
-a,s impressed those who were Young IN
hsUorld while he was still bwlding u.
especially who were brought up in home
were he was already a household god.
AL each new book of his exercised a
tspqv and vital influence
.Nrltng 81 Augustus de Morgan father
q "A ham IN her biography of MIN his
vfa AVA lie liked reading 20 me when
vs Gould get anything hkAly To please ia
to'. ~ | heard several NJ Dick ems
royss from beginning to end They
are rI' IN monthly parts and he would
Av We shall have Pickwick Tor what
sysr , might h~, tomorrow and on the
f-s' tay o. the publlci'ion we hat read
A. ,rmmentet upon At
They "a q lis, u'e about IN" !sN'Ity
~ orc - N. persons H. ore of the Nicholas
>c.ery Illustrators. ard the clsput"
"a - Ugh that u coulj orly he settle 1
~ . appeal to h-a tguarters. 50 Au-
E.s,4s - Morgan wrote 10 Dlcke~s a,
.-.u a LAZY a'd Grr'leman n heit =
..s'a.i and pIfa seldom agreed about
4. .r'hirg though they Nere u ore mind
Do Animation oG the rovel. ard Uicke"s
rs,loi c,n minE be- husbands impress
e. prse1ue!tly. writes Mrs. de Morga-
30 paS tIIumphs-t AMI | cresifa!lar .
Lac Augustus ce Morga0 met Bickers
= RroatstAlrs. ard the meeting gave
e. ~" q" both. for you have hut TO
rAA, -, letter, and his delightful Budget
u! ParAioNes' to realize thai the fa'har
- William 10 Morgan must have neen a
usn after Dickerss owH heart
hewilierirg lot ,t ror sersIcal
rIcc'racy has been Publishes shout
W William De MorEa7 especially IN
i1nerIca. such a. i"at b. O. heiI'ei a pot
cry rusIr e-s from ~ fa'har. ~ro vas a
rrofessor of mathematics 20 fru 1urgh
and that he waN = member 81 10" Pc
Eayhaelite broth.rhDod T. D., 'lu. h-
= .i,ei painting AID a. is77 he IllIstrs'et
hook of fairy stories On a Pr cushion -
v-l''an by his sister Mary - Morgan .
r.' he Pre- -Ra phaslite brotherhood la-
~ gel almost to previous generation.
Ea srew several members Of IT, but was
,.rcr ore of them, ard has always cor -
l.rai the term has been used with less
-t'.-n- q. to it, mea- Ing tina" almost a. v
other A. own expression. EVen n" your &
E'.s's who IN the Sn~ chose the rHme
i'- themselves do rot IN his JudRme' :
.Aen 20 have been influenced by a"y
rr.. 'Aken 81 the ways ~ those artists
r-- Iyei before Raphael. and the art
~rr throws the hapl~ss word about
G.'a A. ra-dom
Arother Inaccurate liea that appears
nave gslr~1 some currer cy IL that the
-s''"rv business stopped for lack of
s.-'..rar- Various other causes played
---" yo'snt part IN bringing about
- .s~1rtiruarcA. ard II was in the
'su-a which thus came to him that
" 20 Morgan sat down AZ the age 81 SS
r-.'a lnsaCh varca
'ar AZ | can ascertain hIs first
,aaran0a In print was with pao"r
~ r..'re Ware which vas published
- .nl,rai of 'hs Society Of Ats FOR
..rs =, lss2 Until he CAME to write
.sr- Vance hs had never attempted
'".or or thought of doing 20. indeed
tA1 'ra project been suggest ed TO MN
- NJ have said II WAS absolutely
lTloSsir.A for HIM Ia do anything IN
"a . cotton When he began Joseph
NAr.e -- says he did ~ merely for
A. we're. and he put the opening
''a''"- astia when II was done b..catIse
. ''.rIgr' MS indebtedness to Dickens
-. '.0 galpAhie 10 he allowed TO pass
y" rAs a modest | think all too
.s.' estimate ~ hI- own writings.
A. ns.srs m sscrihing whatever merit
ttv S-es= 20 the early and late lnfu-
-" 'harles Dickens II reviewer
.Ars - .as initiated Dickens that graf
~ ..- -entirsIy Tnless the meaning "a
- b.. imitation - a failure He HIM.
'N' 'Ar"Ies he can trace tho Dickens
- o." % nearly every page ~ his
'"f-s .' 30 ~ quick tn add thai he
'V'' %" sure whether u may not to
"a ar 'r 'fa' makes him see such re-
'-0 t'n"s f0r anyhow he places Dick
- .'t As always placed hum. above
50 ''"r modern English novelist
H'4'- s'ar
Voc .ru''Ar mistaken rumor ~ that
N"'' fWu" went tho round of the
.f0 ' rInIs1.rg houses before u was
- ne fac' - that whom tho
.f' ..' r"'yrr"t from the first piIb-
''''' rf.V - "a offered ~ was pui
.''' drawer until accident led 80
.'' s..Nr ~ another publisher
.f' .'i Nas So taken with th''
80 'HHIgr he did not 500 hlr