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Google News: Remembering the Great Charles Dickens
[Language Magazine] - James Nathan Miller describes the results of Dickens's literary empathy and brimming vitality: “Incredibly, Dickens's career never had a pinnacle. It was all pinnacle. From the appearance of Sam Weller in to the day in when Dickens died while
Hodgson quick to play down 'lack of ambition' jibe
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[This is South Wales] - Danny Graham, Nathan Dyer and Scott Sinclair will be unleashed once again in the West Midlands today against an Albion side who have been vulnerable on their own patch so far in The fact that Hodgson's men have won five times away from home in
Jugiong Swim Club marks 40 years
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[Harden Murrumburrah Express] - Twelve family teams competed with the winning team, Butt 2, consisting of James, Nathan, Beth, and Tim Butt taking the lead to a speedy time home. James, Tim and Beth were members of the swim club in years gone by and were more than happy to dig out
Review: 'The Lives of Margaret Fuller' by John Matteson
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[Los Angeles Times] - This distance is reinforced when the occasional jarring note is struck, as when Matteson opines, in describing Fuller's childlike prose sent to James Nathan, a romantic interest, that a man who wants "to maintain a romantic mood with a woman who
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