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Thomas Woolner, R.A., sculptor and poet; his life in letters (1917)

Woolner, Thomas, 1825-1892, Woolner, Amy · New York : E.P. Dutton and company · leaf 76

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e is a quantity of cemented iron-stone slagthat is extraordinarily tough to get thro; we brokeanother pick to-day and think of going the extent of asledge or an 8 lb. driving pick : the hole next ours isslightly improving and dipping to a gutter. . . . Friday, May 6.—We have reached the bottom… … ALFRED TENNYSON, 1856 [To face page 42 HIS LIFE IN LETTERS 43 giving it the ding. Smith and Pinchin bottomed theirsbut the prospect is of no account. The spirits of ourparty are low and well they may be. I spent a miserablelast night, am a little better to-day tho very weak. Icould scarcely lift a…

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