Pseudonym that they were plagiarisms from Wonder!) who ingeniously circulated reports that I was dead that I wrote these papers under a With equanimity - nay, could afford to smile at - the people who wentĪbout saying things (who are the people who go about saying things, I The street by a mendicant, and asked for a halfpenny. I can imagine an old pauper out for a holiday,Ĭoming home to the workhouse, quite elated at having been accosted in I have nothing, and cannot even coin my nose for guineas, or my bloodįor drachmas, it is not the less flattering to a man's minor vanities to Writers, who are good enough to include authors in their list of possibleĬontributaries, and who were profuse lately in passionate appeals (inīold, clerkly hands) for pecuniary assistance for though, like Bardolph,
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Much object to the attentions of those professional begging-letter Gentlemen personally quite unknown to me - who overwhelmed me withĬorrespondence some denouncing, others upbraiding, many ridiculing,Īnd a few - a very few - eulogising yours to command. Periodical in which these articles were originally published - ladies and
Mind the ladies and gentlemen, who, since the commencement of the Myself (as a gagne pain, or bread-winning mean). To write the book at all, possessing, as is my misfortune, of course, aĬonstitutional disinclination for the avocation to which I have devoted Perhaps the severest of my trials was having This modest series of papers brought me, at the time of their composition, into great trouble, which was very nearly resulting in myĬomplete discomfiture. Night in London, by George Augustus Sala, 1859 Investigation/Journalism - Twice Round the Clock, or The Hours of the Day and Dock London and Dining London Victorian London - Publications - Social Round the Clock, or The Hours of the Day and Night in London, by George Augustus Victorian London - Publications - Social Investigation/Journalism - Twice
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