Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870, Fildes, Luke, Sir, 1844-1927 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 128
lished between the two-young men, when Edwin came down. It would have made a jDretty picture, so many pretty girlskissing Eosa in the cold porch of the Nuns House, and that sunnylittle creature peeping out of it (unconscious of sly faces carved onspout and gable peeping at her), and waving… … BOTH AT THEIR BEST. 99 silvery voices, Good-bye, Eosebud, Darling! and the effigy ofMr. Sapseas father over the opposite doorway, seemed to say tomankind: Gentlemen, favor me with your attention to thischarming little last lot left behind, and bid with a spirit worthyof the occasion ! Then the…
