Category: Biographies
_Mr. Brimley Johnson’s publications include the “Novels of Jane Austen”—Hampshire Edition, with an entirely novel method of illustration; the dainty “York Library”—selections from Lamb, Southey, and Spencer; Lady Duff Gordon’s “Letters from Egypt”—with an Introduction by Georg...
_Mr. Brimley Johnson’s publications include the “Novels of Jane Austen”—Hampshire Edition, with an entirely novel method of illustration; the dainty “York Library”—selections fr...
2. Part 2It will be found relevant to what I have to say hereafter to remark at this point that I do not myself accept Carlyle’s conception of the spiritual world as exhaustive. I believ...
3. Part 3The garden at Cheyne Row was much appreciated by the Carlyles, who turned to the best advantage this “poor sooty patch.” Mrs. Carlyle writes: “Behind we have a garden (so called...