- The Old Curiosity Shop
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- Dickens dog collar snapped up
A dog's collar that belonged to Charles Dickens has fetched US$11,590 ($16,450) at a New York City auction of dog art. The leather and brass collar, inscribed with the writer's name, had been expected to sell for up to US$6000... 犬の首輪は、チャールズディケンズしているに属し米国11590ドル（16450ドル）犬のアートのニューヨーク市の競売で取得しました
- 'Oliver Twist building' safe
The British Government has announced it has given protected status to a former workhouse thought to have inspired Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist. The move should save the building from demolition. Heritage Minister John Penrose... 英国政府は、旧役場にステータスを保。与えていると発表したチャールズディケンズのオリバーツイストをインスパイアしていると考えられている
- Wills of Marx and Dickens among those now available online
A record of more than 6 million Victorian and early 20th-century wills has been made public for the first time, revealing the last wishes of some of the most important figures of the age, including Charles Dickens, Karl Marx and Charles... 以上の6万ビクトリア朝、20世紀の遺言初期は初めて公開、いくつかのチャールズディケンズ、カールマルクス、チャールズを含む時代の最も重要な人物の最後の願いを明らかに行われているの記録...
- A thank you note on moderation | Andrew Brown
Sometimes the only way to get something said is to bite your tongue. This is a thank you note for everyone who has done soI have been sitting quite hard on the comments in the last few posts on the Catholic scandals, and I wanted to thank everybody who played along, and to point out exactly what has been gained as a result. I could say that the comments have been much more interesting and pleasurable to read if they weren't full of expressions of disgust and accusations of complicity in paedophilia or its cover-up. That's true so far as it goes, but you might object that there are plenty of people who delight in abuse and love to breakfast off a cappucino of hot frothing outrage on a base of acid bitterness. Why should those poor souls have to go elsewhere for nourishment? Because we don't learn anything from them, that's why. The great thing that comments can supply is contact with the people who do know better than the writer does about the story, either because they are smarter, nicer, better informed, or more experienced, or have spent longer thinking about it. These aren't always the people they think they are. Like any decent journalist, I am confident that I know more about any particular story than 98% of the readers. This may sound horrendously arrogant, but that's the nature of news. The person who has it does think themselves better informed than the one who hasn't. I am also conscious that I know a lot less about any given subject than the remaining 2% of the readers. These figures are of course adjustable up and down to taste, and depending on the subject involved. If I were to write about piano music, or football, the novels of Charles Dickens, or East Enders, almost anyone interested in the subject would know a lot more than me. But on religion and some 何かを得る時には唯一の方法はあなたの舌をかましている
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