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Title: William De Morgan and his wife
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Stirling, A. M. W. (Anna Maria Wilhelmina)
Subjects: De Morgan, William Frend, 1839-1917 De Morgan, Mrs. (Evelyn) De Morgan family
Publisher: New York : H. Holt and Company
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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However, we are all safe and sound after many perils past. Wedidnt finish the ham and we have still got 12 pounds of the cheese—fourbottles of the champagne arrived safe—the remainder was gone, and wecannot account for it. With all their loves accept mine from your loving uncle.
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THE MERTON PERIOD 125 Nearly twenty years later De Morgan was asked by littleMargots husband, Mr. Mackail, to fill in certain gaps in thepicture of that merry voyage, and looking back through the hazeof memory to those far-away summer days, he related how among the things that come out most prominent in my recollec-tion was one evening when at the Hotel where we put up,there occurred a battle royal respecting Charles Dickenss creation,Mrs. Harris, as to whether she was, or was not, an abstraction. It began like this : We played Twenty Questions, and Mrs.H. was the subject to be guessed—I think by me, as I was sentout of the room while the discussion proceeded how my firstquestion— abstract or concrete ? should be answered. Iremember being outside the door when the waiter came up fromthe people in the room underneath to know if anything was thematter. It was a warm discussion, but the furniture was strong,and there was nothing in the bill for breakages. It was virtuallybetween Char

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