 | 1853 - 848 頁
...whole tribe, and who has kept it. Think of all we owe Mr. Dickens since those half-dozen years, the store of happy hours that he has made us pass, the...has brought us some kind token from this delightful geuius. His books may have lost in art, perhaps, but could wo afford to wait? Since the days when the... | |
 | John Camden Hotten - 1864 - 294 頁
...readers. " And now (says the critic) there is but one book left in the box, the smallest one, but oh I how much the best of all. It is the work of the master...His books may have lost in art, perhaps, but could wo afford to wait? Since the days when the ' Spectator ' was produced by a man of kindred mind and... | |
 | Theodore Martin - 1867 - 396 頁
...laughter, the generous, the frank, manly, human love which he has taught us to feel. Every month of these years has brought us some kind token from this delightful genius. . . . His books have made millions of rich and poor happy ; they might have been locked up for nine years, doubtless,... | |
 | John Camden Hotten - 1870 - 120 頁
...head of the whole tribe, and who has kept it. Think of all we owe Mr. Dickens since those half-dozen years ; that store of happy hours that he has made...could we afford to wait ? Since the days when the i Spectator ' was produced by a man of kindred mind and temper, what books have appeared that have... | |
 | R. A. Hammond - 1871 - 450 頁
...head of the whole tribe, and who has kept it. Think of all we owe Mr. Dickers since those half-dozen years ; that store of happy hours that he has made...frank, manly, human love which he has taught us to feel I" Of Thackeray, Mr. Dickens writes : "We had our difference of opinion. I thought that he too much... | |
 | William Makepeace Thackeray - 1884 - 708 頁
...his place calmly at the head of the whole tribe, and who has kept it. Think of all we owe him — the store of happy hours that he has made us pass ; the...has introduced to us ; the harmless laughter, the genial wit, the frank, manly love he has taught us to feel. Every month of these years has brought... | |
 | William Makepeace Thackeray - 1885 - 508 頁
...whole tribe, and who has kept it. Think of all we owe Mr. Dickens since those half-dozen years, the store of happy hours that he has made us pass, the...has introduced to us ; the harmless laughter, the * Here our correspondent's manuscript is quite illegible. t The Burgomaster of Berlin. From the German... | |
 | William Makepeace Thackeray - 1885 - 508 頁
...•whole tribe, and who has kept it. Think of all we owe Mr. Dickens since those half-dozen years, the store of happy hours that he has made us pass, the...has introduced to us ; the harmless laughter, the * Here our correspondent's manuscript is quite illegible, t The Burgomaster of Berlin. From the German... | |
 | Halkett Lord, Richard Halkett - 1888 - 572 頁
...generous, the frank, manly, human love which he has i uimlit us to feel. . . . Every month of these years has brought us some kind token from this delightful genius His books have made millions of rich and poor happy ; they might have been locked up for nine years, doubtless,... | |
 | William Makepeace Thackeray - 1889 - 534 頁
...whole tribe, and who has kept it. Think of all we owe Mr. Dickens since those half-dozen years, the store of happy hours that he has made us pass, the...the generous wit, the frank, manly, human love which lie has taught us to feel ! Every month of those years has brought us some kind token from this delightful... | |
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Dickens since those half-dozen years ; that store of happy hours that he has made us pass ; the kindly and pleasant companions whom he has introduced to us ; the harmless laughter, the generous wit, the frank, manly, human love which he has taught us... 
