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The Old Curiosity Shop,death. The shrine incorporates scenes which represent events on St Ursula’s pilgrimage and the sequence culminates with a picture of her martyrdom by the pagan Huns; lunettes on the lid of the Gothic casket show her received into heaven by the Holy Trinity and rejoicing angels. While these scenes gl

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Bleak House,m the ‘monotony of life in the central streets of any great modern city’ and especially those of London. The urban monotony made for what Ruskin termed ‘laws of inanition’, laws which dictated that the experience of the city-dweller was centred exclusively upon Death. ‘The thoroughly trained Londone

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Our Mutual Friend,r the scorn with which Henry James had greeted its first appearance and for the critical neglect which had since dogged it.1 The young James, evidently determined to cut his critical teeth, had viewed the novel as merely the culmination of Dickens’s worst fictional traits, though he saw clear eviden

Frenetic

Image and Data Analysis Techniques,ly and inaccurately, Ruskin estimated that . included nine deaths though it was not a ‘tragic, adventurous, or military’ story; its death-rate, he concluded, was merely a reflection of a ‘properly representative average of the statistics of civilian mortality in the centre of London’.

Frenetic

Bleak House,ly and inaccurately, Ruskin estimated that . included nine deaths though it was not a ‘tragic, adventurous, or military’ story; its death-rate, he concluded, was merely a reflection of a ‘properly representative average of the statistics of civilian mortality in the centre of London’.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16869-9Charles Dickens; fiction; history of literature; literature; nineteenth century

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