Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870, Fildes, Luke, Sir, 1844-1927 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 211
a day, said Mr.Grewgious, tempted. I was never up the river, added Rosa. Within half an hour they were setting this matter right bygoing up the river. The tide was running with them, the after-noon was charming. Mr. Tartars boat was perfect. Mr. Tartarand Lobley (Mr. Iartars man) pulled a pair of… … w> I—(H A GRITTY STATE OF THINGS COilES OX. 173 liair and whiskers, and a big reel face. He was the dead image ofthe sun in old woodcuts, his hair and whiskers answering forrays all round him. Kesplendent in the bow of the boat, he was ashining sight, with a man-of-wars mans shirt on—or off,…
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