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    Feb. i, 1890 The Publishers' Circular IX...

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    IN TENNYSON-LAND. 1 ' The ^B"^» BaVSm ^^...

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    Feb. I, 1890 The Publishers' Circular Ix...

    Feb . i , 1890 The Publishers' Circular IX 3

    In Tennyson-Land. 1 ' The ^B"^» Bavsm ^^...

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    convey many a pleasant glimpse of Lincolnreveal shire life also seventy that the or writer eighty of years them ago is a , keen but

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    to the poet's home , and these sounds are the echo of what he heard in his youth . First

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    associated associated Tennyson , verv whilst little little at with with Louth the the Grammar other other lads lnrla School . and and , very

    took no part in their sports . * Alfred Tenny , - son's sole friend was his ¦ i ¦¦ ¦ brother ¦ W Charles ¦ ¦ . The

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    sensibility of the younger brother , who gave him suggestionsand who saw his first lines

    written on a slate , , while the rest of the family were at churchThe two boys % were

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    were published in 1827 , and Mr . Walters tells us ¦ that Pi i ¦ the ¦ i current tradition Pi Piib in Lincolnshire Pi i —

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    Tennyson ' s coachman . It appears , that all the sons of the Rector of Somersby wrote

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    many of which are of high historical interest ^ . But the " eternal ¦ B want t of pence " made the

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    ment . He must have been a man of resource , for after some cogitation he exclaimed , Why , Master ¦¦ Alfred P ¦ ¦ you are always writing poetry

    why ff ^ bV rfVlpB V ^^ P . V ¦• » don IV BB ^ I P" ™ 't you ' P ^ —~ , V sell « J -P ^ ^^ B « it ? BB -BBP " - P ^ VPB The « Bf BBBp H T ^^ idea ^ W ^ P ^ P 1 ^ ^ VIPBBPBBH surprised HI * ^ " ^^ B , , but pleased the young man ; he consulted

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    went with him and was deposited at the shop ; _» — -B-i . —• _

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Feb. 1, 1890, page 113, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01021890/page/11/