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282 LETTERS WRITTEN BY THOMAS CARLYLE TOit needed to be done :the English are utterly, I maysay disgracefully and stupidly dark about all Prussianand German things ;—and it did behove that someEnghshman should plunge, perhaps on his mereEnglish resources, into that black gulph, and tear upsome kind of human footpath that others mightfollow.—At any rate, I hope to get it do7ie ; and thatwill be reward enough for me, after the horrible imprisonmentI have had in it so long.The ' Edinburgh Keview ' on Goethe I have notseen : somebody told me it was by , whom you'may remember : Hat nichts zu bedeuten,' thereor here. Nor Lord Brougham's speculations onthe Great Friedrichany more ;—the speculations ofLord Brougham's horse are as well worth attendingto.And indeed are about as much attended to by thebest kind of people here ! For I am happy to say,there is,sparingly discoverable, a class among us of asilent kind, much superior to that vocal one ;—andmany a * Palmerston,' * Crimean War,' &c. &c. asmirrored in the Newspapers and in the heads of theseStillen im Lande would surprise you by the contrastsoffered. What they call ' Liberty of the press ' isbecome a thing not beautiful to look at in this country,to those who have eyes !The Indian mutiny is an ominous rebuke. Itseems probable they ivill get it beaten down again,but I observe those who know least about it, makelightest of it. What would Friedrich Wilhelm have
VAENHAGEN VON ENSE IN THE YEARS 1837-57 283said to such an army * ' as that black one has beenknown for thirty years past to be !—Miss Wynne hasreturned to us ; bright as ever. Adieu, dear Sir, takecare of yourself thro' the grim months.Yours ever truly,T. Carlylb.The little Ahlefeld book (tell Madame) is a greatfavourite here, as it deserves to be, with all whosee it.
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CAKLYLE'S LAST WORDS
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LASTWOEDSOFTHOMAS CAELYLELONDONLONG
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12 WOTTON EEINl'T.EDCHAPTERIIReluct
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56 WOTTON REINFEEDA circular valley
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;78 WOTTON REINFREDno children ; at
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82 WOTTON EEINFEEDgross, you shall
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'84 WOTTON EEINFEEDdoes not seem to
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86 WOTTON EEINFKEDnot but amuse our
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88 WOTTON REINFREDmen wished him we
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—90 WOTTON EEINFEEDall combining
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;92 WOTTON REINFREDobserved Maurice
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'94 WOTTON EEINFKEDWhen the very hi
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98 WOTTON REIXFRED'God help us ! wh
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106 WOTTON REINFKEDCHAPTER VIThe in
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;110 WOTTON REINFEEDthe man, sittin
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112 WOTTON REINFKEDlaborious folly,
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114 WOTTON EEINTREDto peace. But po
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;116 WOTTON REINFREDbright eyes, bu
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120 WOTTON EEINFREDIt was an upland
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126 WOTTON REINFEEDCHAPTEE VIIJane
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—128 WOTTON REINPEEDdid not love
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!!132 WOTTON EEINFEEt)hours I have
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'!148 WOTTON KEINFRED*What I had an
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:150 EXCITESION TO PAEISwell be mor
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