 | Bayard Tuckerman - Fiction - 1882 - 426 pages
...happy the whole time we were reading it, and we made that time as long as we could, too, for we only read it en famille, at set hours, and all the rest of the day we talked of it. One can scarcely persuade one's self that they are not real characters and living people." Even " Roderick... | |
 | Bayard Tuckerman - English fiction - 1882 - 360 pages
...we were reading it, and we made that time as long as we could, too, for we only read it en famillc, at set hours, and all the rest of the day we talked of it. One can scarcely persuade one's self that they are not real characters and living people." Even " Roderick... | |
 | Tom Keymer, Thomas Keymer - Literary Criticism - 2004 - 300 pages
...of Catherine Talbot, who wrote of Clarissa's first instalment that 'we only read it en famille, and at set hours, and all the rest of the day we talked of it').39 Yet when Richardson spoke of leaving his readers 'something ... to make out or debate upon',... | |
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There can be no doubt, can there,, that you love Clarissa? As for us, we lived quite' happy the whole time we were reading it, and we... 