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to signify that she had the tender grace and wisdom of the serpent , without its
poison ; Ruskin was dubbed St Crumpet by Rosie - Posie , the ' St'to signify that
he was gentle to beggars . In 1859 Rosie wrote her first letter to Ruskin .
to signify that she had the tender grace and wisdom of the serpent , without its
poison ; Ruskin was dubbed St Crumpet by Rosie - Posie , the ' St'to signify that
he was gentle to beggars . In 1859 Rosie wrote her first letter to Ruskin .
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Ever gratefully yours , J. RUSKIN . ' Letters to the same friend in March show
Ruskin to be still sad and dejected . In one he described himself as being ' very
unwell at present , and quite unable to write , or to go out , ' unable even to send
any ...
Ever gratefully yours , J. RUSKIN . ' Letters to the same friend in March show
Ruskin to be still sad and dejected . In one he described himself as being ' very
unwell at present , and quite unable to write , or to go out , ' unable even to send
any ...
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There are many parts of this sad story of Effie Gray and Ruskin that still await
explanation . If Ruskin's conduct was as severely reprobated as is indicated by
Sir William James , how was it that Gladstone invited him to Hawarden and paid
him ...
There are many parts of this sad story of Effie Gray and Ruskin that still await
explanation . If Ruskin's conduct was as severely reprobated as is indicated by
Sir William James , how was it that Gladstone invited him to Hawarden and paid
him ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1948 |
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