Titlebook: Dickens; Interviews and Recol Philip Collins Book 1981 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1981 Charles Dickens.

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Samuel Mwangi,Giuseppe T. Cirella[Owen P. Thomas informed John Forster that he was Dickens’s fellow dayboy at this ‘Classical and Commercial Academy’, and his playmate out of school.]

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Human Simulation as a Humble Approach…Dickens once declared to me that every word said by his characters was distinctly . by him; I was at first not a little puzzled to account for the fact that he could hear language so utterly unlike the language of real feeling, and not be aware of its preposterousness; but the surprise vanished when I thought of the phenomena of hallucination….

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Human Simulation as a Humble Approach(I) .. Dickens brought me his farce,. which he read to me. The dialogue is very good, full of point, but I am not sure about the meagreness of the plot. He reads as well as an experienced actor would — he is a surprising man.

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,‘Completely outside Philosophy, Science, etc.’,…Dickens once declared to me that every word said by his characters was distinctly . by him; I was at first not a little puzzled to account for the fact that he could hear language so utterly unlike the language of real feeling, and not be aware of its preposterousness; but the surprise vanished when I thought of the phenomena of hallucination….