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My Dear Wilkie [1], I really am exceedingly sorry to find that you have been so unwell again. Let us talk to the Malvern [2] matter well over, here. My experience of that treatment induces me to hold that it is wonderfully efficacious [3] where there is great constitutional [4] vitality [5]. Where there is not, I think it … More Dickens’ Letters- Vol. 9
MS Beinecke Library, Yale University Newcastle on Tyne | Tuesday Fifth March 1867 My Dear Russell Your letter reached me in these coaly¹ regions, last night. I am working my way through a course of 50 Readings, and am constantly here, there, everywhere, and nowhere. When I make a descent on London it is only … More Letter to W. H. Russell, 5 March 1867
Gad’s Hill Place Higham by Rochester, Kent Sunday 3rd Jan. 1864 My Dear Russell, Your letter has given me very great pleasure, and I most heartily and cordially reciprocate your good wishes for the New Year, and for our meeting oftener in it than in the old one. As we get on in life, this … More To W.H. Russell, 3 January 1864
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