Traddles
“Peggotty was glad to get it for him, and he overwhelmed her with thanks, and went his way up Tottenham Court Road, carrying the flower-pot affectionately in his arms, with one of the most delighted expressions of countenance I ever saw.” – Charles Dickens, David Copperfield
Have to finish reading by Thursday evening, 7pm. I’ve got a dvd lined up, starring Lionel Barrymore, Maureen O’Sullivan, andW.C. Fields as Micawber. And Basil Rathbone plays Murdstone!
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I think you pegged this one!
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Ha, ha!
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I will be sad when you finish. I have been enjoying you Dickensian sketching. But Yay! You’re at the finish line!
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Thanks for ‘being there’ with me, Joanne.
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LOVE IT!!!
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Thanks Erik!
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Well, I can see how you would be
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What a journey! It has been extraordinarily fun for me, Julie! I will really miss your sketches.
You really captured “one of the most delighted expressions of countenance”.
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Another great sketch, you are drawing the Dickens out of these books. The type on the back side bleeding through on this one really enhances the mood, well done.
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🙂
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Love this sketch! the posture – the costume. Well done!
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Glad you like it Lisa!
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This dapper fellow is terrific!
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Thanks Roberta
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