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The present proprietor appears to have met the demand which undoubtedly exists, and purveys souvenirs, prints, drawings, etc. , to the Dickens admirers who throng his shop " in season " and out, and from all parts of the globe, with the balance, as usual, in favour of the Americans.
Rumour has it, and it has been said before, that some 'collector' (from America, of course) has purchased this humble shrine, and intends to erect it again across the seas, but no verification of this is possible at... this writing.
Whether it had any real being in Dickens' story, the enthusiast, in view of the facts, must decide for him or herself.
" And now at length he's brought Unto fair London City Where, in Fleet Street, 128 JDicfeens' &out>on All those many see '/ That will not believe my ditty" Butler.
A half-century ago Temple Bar might have been described as a gateway of stone separating the Strand from Fleet Street the City from the shire.
This particular structure was erected from de- signs by Sir Christopher Wren in 1670, and from that day until long after Dickens' death, through it have passed countless throngs of all classes o>f society, and it has always figured in such ceremony of state as the comparatively infrequent visits of the sovereign to the City.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The present proprietor appears to have met the demand which undoubtedly exists, and purveys souvenirs, prints, drawings, etc. , to the Dickens admirers who throng his shop " in season " and out, and from all parts of the globe, with the balance, as usual, in favour of the Americans.
Rumour has it, and it has been said before, that some 'collector' (from America, of course) has purchased this humble shrine, and intends to erect it again across the seas, but no verification of this is possible at... this writing.
Whether it had any real being in Dickens' story, the enthusiast, in view of the facts, must decide for him or herself.
" And now at length he's brought Unto fair London City Where, in Fleet Street, 128 JDicfeens' &out>on All those many see '/ That will not believe my ditty" Butler.
A half-century ago Temple Bar might have been described as a gateway of stone separating the Strand from Fleet Street the City from the shire.
This particular structure was erected from de- signs by Sir Christopher Wren in 1670, and from that day until long after Dickens' death, through it have passed countless throngs of all classes o>f society, and it has always figured in such ceremony of state as the comparatively infrequent visits of the sovereign to the City.
What to read after Dickens London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Miltoun to read onlineMoreLess
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