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CHARLES DICKENS (1809-1882)
A 2pp. a.l.s. on 2 integral leaves , dated Devonshire Terrace, Thursday Morning, Second May, 1850, to John Delane [of The Times], thanking him for his 'kind note', and continuing: 'As you ask me about Household Words, I will not hesitate to say that I have no doubt an occasional quotation will do it good. Slips are always sent with the number, for this purpose. It is doing wonderfully well, but there is a great deal of filth to be carted away ...', then adding: 'You have made the Dean I am afraid he is a reduced one perfectly happy', laid down on card.
A 2pp. a.l.s. on 2 integral leaves , dated Devonshire Terrace, Thursday Morning, Second May, 1850, to John Delane [of The Times], thanking him for his 'kind note', and continuing: 'As you ask me about Household Words, I will not hesitate to say that I have no doubt an occasional quotation will do it good. Slips are always sent with the number, for this purpose. It is doing wonderfully well, but there is a great deal of filth to be carted away ...', then adding: 'You have made the Dean I am afraid he is a reduced one perfectly happy', laid down on card.