Life of Jane Welsh CarlyleChatto & Windus, 1891 - 329 sider |
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Addiscombe beautiful bless bright brilliant brother Carlyle says Carlyle writes Carlyle's CHATTO & WINDUS Chelsea Cheyne Row child cloth extra cloth limp Comely Bank comfort Craigenputtock Crown 8vo daughter dear death Demy 8vo doubt early Edinburgh Edited Edward Irving eyes father Fcap feel felt Frontispiece Froude genius George George Rennie girl Grace Haddington happy heart Holm Hill honour hope husband illustrated boards Jane Welsh Carlyle Jeannie Jeffrey John Carlyle John Welsh kind knew Lady Ashburton Lady Harriet letter live London looked Lord marriage married mind Miss Jewsbury Miss Stodart Miss Welsh mother nature never night noble NOVELS pain perhaps poor Portrait Post 8vo Russell Scotsbrig sleep soul speaks spirit Stories suffering tell Templand tender things Thomas Carlyle thou thought took Vols weary wife wish woman words written wrote young
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