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In this letter Rosie alludes to herself as a ' hardened little tinner ' and beseeches
Ruskin not to be king - fishery , i.e. sit sulkily on a branch ; but blended with such
baby talk there are artistic judgments , a pious wish for Ruskin's happiness ...
In this letter Rosie alludes to herself as a ' hardened little tinner ' and beseeches
Ruskin not to be king - fishery , i.e. sit sulkily on a branch ; but blended with such
baby talk there are artistic judgments , a pious wish for Ruskin's happiness ...
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Miss Young in ' Letters of a Noble Woman ' ( Mrs La Touche ) wrote in few but
emphatic words , ' Rose did not want to marry Ruskin ... In a letter written from
Venice on June 30 Ruskin wrote that he would meet the party , Rosie and Mr and
Mrs ...
Miss Young in ' Letters of a Noble Woman ' ( Mrs La Touche ) wrote in few but
emphatic words , ' Rose did not want to marry Ruskin ... In a letter written from
Venice on June 30 Ruskin wrote that he would meet the party , Rosie and Mr and
Mrs ...
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Rosie did not go and Ruskin came home at the end of July , induced to do so by
a letter from Mrs MacDonald . Shortly before Ruskin ' s return , Rose wrote to
George MacDonald a letter in which she confesses her want of trust in Ruskin .
Rosie did not go and Ruskin came home at the end of July , induced to do so by
a letter from Mrs MacDonald . Shortly before Ruskin ' s return , Rose wrote to
George MacDonald a letter in which she confesses her want of trust in Ruskin .
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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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