...his days, had quite bewildered his poor head, and churned nearly all the sense out of the poor man. He was the leanest of mankind ; tiny black breeches...sharpness ; spoke with a stutter ; in walking tottered ana shuffled ; emblem of imbecility bodily and spiritual (something of real insanity I have understood),...

...his days had quite bewildered his poor head, and churned nearly all the sense out of the poor man. He was the leanest of mankind, tiny black breeches...brightness or confused sharpness; spoke with a stutter; CHARLES LAMB. in walking tottered and shuffled ; emblem of imbecility bodily and spiritual (something...

...his days had quite bewildered his poor head, and churned nearly all the sense out of the poor man. Ho was the leanest of mankind, tiny black breeches buttoned...in the eyes a kind of smoky brightness or confused sharpuess; spoke with a stutter; CHARLES LAMB. in walking tottered and shuffled; emblem of imbecility...

...buttoned to the knee and no further, surmounting spindle legs, also in black fallana, head-finish, black, bony, lean, and of a Jew type rather ; in the...stutter ; in walking tottered and shuffled, emblem of inability, bodily and spiritually, something of real insanity.' All this may pass ; but, when he speaks...

...his days had quite bewildered his poor head, j and churned nearly all the sense out of the poor man. He was the leanest of mankind, tiny black breeches...buttoned to the knee-cap and no further, surmounting spindle- legs also in black, face and head fineish, black, bony, lean, and of a Jew-type rather, in...

...his days had quite bewildered his poor head, and churned nearly all the sense out of the poor man. He was the leanest of mankind, tiny black breeches buttoned to the knee cap and no further, surmounting spindle-legs also in black, face and head fineish, black, bony,...

...legs were too slight even for the slight body. — PETER G. PATMORE ("My Friends and Acquaintance").1 He was the leanest of mankind, tiny black breeches...with a stutter ; in walking tottered and shuffled. — THOMAS CARLYLE (" Reminiscences "). Charles Lamb had three striking personal peculiarities ; his...

...legs were too slight even for the slight body.—PETER G. PATMORE ("My Friends and Acquaintance"). 1 He was the leanest of mankind, tiny black breeches...sharpness; spoke with a stutter; in walking tottered and shuffled.—THOMAS CARLYLE (" Reminiscences "). Charles Lamb had three striking personal peculiarities...

...his days, had quite bewildered his poor head, and churned nearly all the sense out of the poor man. He was the leanest of mankind, tiny black breeches, buttoned to the knee-cap and no farther, surmounting spindle-legs also in black, face and head fineish, black, bony, lean, and of a...

...the moment that pure light of benignity which was the predominant reading on his features." — 1822. "He was the leanest of mankind; tiny black breeches buttoned to the knee-cap and no Froude's further, surmounting spindle-legs Life of Carlyle. ^Q jn y.^ face and head fineish, black,...