Famous houses and literary shrines of London (1912)
Adcock, Arthur St. John, 1864-1930, Adcock, Frederick · London, J.M. Dent & sons, ltd.; New York, E.P. Dutton & co. · leaf 386
the could be moved to a towering rage by an act ofmeanness, treachery, or oppression; and in his publiccorrespondence he was sometimes downright vitriolic.Anthony Trollope died at 34 Welbeck Street; andLord Macaulay at Holly Lodge on Campden Hill.George Cruikshank lived in the queer,… … (ZRAV6N3rR££T-fred^dcock • CONCLUSION 337 Oliver Twist. Ainsworth was still living, and strenu-ously denied his assertions; Dickens was dead, butthere existed a letter of his about the illustrations tohis book that sufficiently-proved that the storywas not written roundCruickshanks drawings, asthe…
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