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    1. That passage she mentions, is it 'Far from the Madding Crowd' which opens like that or does it come later in the book? I know there's something similar at the beginning of 'Oliver Twist' but that's Dickens, not Hardy


    2. "How's the dickens village coming along?" Mr


    3. She finally understood all the references to the Dickens Festival, but she didn't think Mike knew about it


    4. Although she couldn't understand how a Dickens scene would look quite right with a giant Santa and a million little lights draped all over the place, but it was made clear that she was to keep her nose out of it


    5. Matter of fact if she hadn't come to her senses then, the Dickens Festival would’ve gone down the tubes


    6. He’d ordered a half a million little lights, and just ordered Kit to have them installed by the first week of December, when she stepped in and ask if it was part of the Dickens Scene


    7. about? Who the dickens was Mansukh Lal? And what the devil


    8. As Dickens said after Scrooge found happiness,


    9. Do you see it? Now, how do you explain that, Mr Dickens?”


    10. I find it interesting how many modern biographers oftentimes portray Charles Dickens as a (minor) social revolutionary or a man possessing what is commonly referred to by ―progressives,‖ a ―social consciousness

    11. ‖ There is no disputing the fact that Dickens did indeed possess keen insight into the behavioral aspects and designs of Human Nature; that is to say, the ―Hearts and Minds of Men


    12. Dickens was in every respect a man of conventional manners and tastes who sought to reform existing (societal) arrangements without (needlessly) upsetting the social fabric


    13. As a psychology major, I found it interesting that two of the pairs, Cindy and Becky and Brian and Keith, fought like the dickens


    14. "Who the dickens are you? And what do you want here?" he demanded in his great resounding voice, with a fierce scowl


    15. Back in the box he found works by Dickens and Trollop, by Hemming-


    16. She felt a little like a character in a Charles Dickens novel, the poor relative


    17. Dickens could have written about Samuel Sidney McClure, whose life was fraught with poverty and challenges


    18. In my apartment after I had gotten up and gotten dressed (in shorts this time out), I checked the dressing on my leg and found it to be viable for the time being although my leg throbbed like the dickens


    19. What the dickens had Burman done to him back there? It was bad


    20. The book is a companion to an earlier work on the lives of Newton, Beethoven, Dickens, and Van

    21. It was right out of Dickens: very elaborate outside, in the old Latin tradition, with a courtyard and gardens, but inside it was dark and cramped and cold, like a cave


    22. He pointed out some book club editions of Dickens, attractively bound in leather


    23. The company was the original printer of the entire Charles Dickens portfolio


    24. Charles Dickens was twenty-four when he began his ‘Pickwick Papers’ and twenty-five when he wrote ‘Oliver Twist’


    25. , the dickens; #¡tía ——!#, auntnothing!


    26. Dickens, upon his visit to America, he hesitated and said he would surely


    27. Read Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carol”


    28. Charles Dickens wrote whitewashed fairytales about how children were actually treated


    29. Do you think the novels of Dickens are fiction? On the contrary… they are whitewashed fairy tales and lies, compared to how truly horrible and inhumane British Industrialized society was in his time


    30. It was like something out of freaking Dickens or something! Just as I did not remember taking the steps to the graveyard, I had no recollection of how I got back either

    31. Like Christmas and Dickens


    32. Before Dickens wrote his famous short story called: ‘A Christmas Carol’… Christmas was celebrated for 12 days BEFORE the birth of Jesus


    33. So Dickens wrote a fantasy-fiction-fairytale: He tried to humanize a money-grubbing, coldhearted, greedy, filthy old man: who was consumed with hate for all mankind, and filled with envy at anyone better off than he was


    34. But dickens sold this lie… just like Christian ministers and preachers have sold this kind of emotional blackmail of a lie for two thousand years… One second… a few moments


    35. What dickens actually did was he destroyed the 12 days of christmas


    36. All the institutions Dickens had scrooge giving money to… to uphold the misery and degradation of the poor: were eventually, very slowly phased out and shut down, covered up and whitewashed


    37. Dickens killed the moral watchdog of English speaking humans when he wrote that lying corrupting poisonous tale


    38. Except that Dickens did not marry his lies with music


    39. Dickens was single-handedly responsible for bringing back to England; the legend and myth of Christmas; and reinstating it as an important holiday… His short story was single-handedly responsible for spreading the evil of pure greed all over the world through the new invention of cheap mass produced books


    40. Before dickens wrote ‘A Christmas Carol’… the celebration of Christmas was almost nonexistent in England

    41. Greed had already been an integral, unspoken mainstay of European culture; Hundreds of years before dickens lived


    42. Dickens subconscious moral message is: that money can be used to create good


    43. ‘What in the Dickens are you doing? He ---- the very Dickens out of that ---!’


    44. The human subconscious did not swallow Dickens cunning lies


    45. Dickens did not write the truth


    46. The actual truth is the complete opposite of what Dickens wrote


    47. Dickens wrote a Christmas carol to rationalize away the new insane level of greed that had gripped the entire upper and middleclass of England


    48. Dickens made things worse not better


    49. The giving of money! To celebrate the only human who ever chased the moneylenders out of religion! The feasting on Christmas day and Christmas eve! To celebrate the birth of the man who shared a few loaves and fish with hundreds of poor starving people! This is what Dickens glorified


    50. Charles Dickens opens David Copperfield with this:� "Whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life, or whether that station will be held by anybody else, these pages must show

































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