A little more than thirty years ago, when Mr. Charles C. Osborne Was secretary to the Baroness Burdett-Courts, he made—with the Baroness's special permission—copies of letters which were written her by Charles Dickens during the years he acted as her counsellor countless acts of benevolence.
Murray is publishing them under the title of "Letters of Charles Dickens to the Barone Burdett-Courts", Besides the ordinary edition there will be an edition de-luxe, limited to five hundred copies, ets, Sy Stee fat any moment, we ara prepared 1 the psychology." After four chap-Fearrange. s+ to" modify "here, to ters "on this thesis, even though certain Sigmund Freud, "the histo taking "ty cigs" guide. ws But lpsychounalysis and. nervous thought "are needed discharge these duties to fre find' the Afth. chapter' opening rth these sentences best of cor literally corvette speak 7
The increasing number of those who feel the need for such pre-Paration and thought will find valuable aid in this yolume—c.c.
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