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

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,‘A Frank Cordiality, and a Friendly Clasp’,arts. How that affection would have been increased could his readers have had personal knowledge of the man, can only be known to those who, like myself, had the happiness of his intimate acquaintance….

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The Fastest Shorthand Reporter in London,ed one per week to the .…. My remembrance of Charles Dickens at that time is that of a fresh, handsome, genial young man, with a profusion of brown hair, a bright eye, and a hearty manner — rather inclined to what was once called ‘dandyism’ in his attire, and to a rather exuberant display of jewellery on his vest and on his fingers.

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Andrea Farkas,Janos Mika,Giuseppe T. Cirella in these days (about 1819) he had certainly not been to school, but had been thoroughly well taught at home by his aunt and mother, and’ (adds Mrs. Gibson, speaking of the latter) ‘she was a dear, good mother, and a fine woman.’

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,‘A Terrible Boy to Read’, in these days (about 1819) he had certainly not been to school, but had been thoroughly well taught at home by his aunt and mother, and’ (adds Mrs. Gibson, speaking of the latter) ‘she was a dear, good mother, and a fine woman.’

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A Smart Young Clerk,were so prepossessing that I agreed to take him as a clerk…. Why he left [our employment] I do not remember, but fancy he disliked the drudgery of the office, and felt, perhaps, equal to a better occupation….

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The Fastest Shorthand Reporter in London,acquired some reputation as the author of some lively sketches which he contributed to the . — an offshoot of the . — under the celebrated signature of ‘Boz’. He was one of the twelve parliamentary reporters of the Chronicle, and had the reputation of being the most rapid, the most accurate, and the