...house," he wrote after one of his visits to No. 10 Upper Cheyne Row, " excels all you have ever read of — a poetical Tinkerdom without parallel even...school of well-conditioned wild children, you will find half-adozen old rickety chairs gathered from half-a-dozen different hucksters, and all seemingly engaged,...

...to his brother: "It is a poetical Tinkerdom without parallel even in literature. In his family room you will find half a dozen old rickety chairs gathered from half a dozen different hucksters, and all seemingly engaged and just pausing in a violent hornpipe. On these and around them and over the dusty...

...did not accord with the highest ideals of domestic economy. " His house excels all you have ever read of— a •poetical Tinkerdom, without parallel even in literature. In his family room . . . you will find half a dozen old rickety chairs gathered from half a dozen different hucksters,...

...management, as well they might have done. Of Leigh Hunt's house near by he wrote to his brother: "It is a poetical Tinkerdom without parallel even in literature. In his family room you will find half a dozen old rickety chairs gathered from half a dozen different hucksters, and all...

...his house huntings, to Cheyne Row ? " Hunt's house," Carlyle writes, " excels all you have ever read of — a poetical tinkerdom without parallel even in literature. In his family room, where are a large sickly wife and a whole school of well-conditioned wild children, you will find half a dozen...

...man dealt in. ... He never laughs — can only titter. . . . His house excels all you have ever read of — a poetical tinkerdom, without parallel even...family room, where are a sickly large wife and a whole shoal of wellconditioned wild children, you will find half a dozen old rickety chairs gathered from...

...without parallel even in Literature. In his familyroom, where are a sickly large Wife and a whole shoal of wellconditioned wild children, you will find half...gathered from half a dozen different hucksters, and all seemingly engaged, and just pausing, in a violent hornpipe; on these, and around them, and over the...