Sketches of Young Couples X.
THE COUPLE WHO CODDLE THEMSELVES By Charles Dickens Mrs. Merrywinkle’s maiden name was Chopper.…
Sketches of Young Couples IX.
THE EGOTISTICAL COUPLE By Charles Dickens Egotism in couples is of two kinds.–It is our…
Sketches of Young Couples VIII.
THE NICE LITTLE COUPLE By Charles Dickens A custom once prevailed in old-fashioned circles, that…
Sketches of Young Couples VII.
THE PLAUSIBLE COUPLE By Charles Dickens The plausible couple have many titles. They are…
Sketches of Young Couples VI.
THE COOL COUPLE By Charles Dickens There is an old-fashioned weather-glass representing a house…
Sketches of Young Couples V.
THE COUPLE WHO DOTE UPON THEIR CHILDREN By Charles Dickens The couple who dote upon…
Sketches of Young Couples IV.
THE CONTRADICTORY COUPLE By Charles Dickens One would suppose that two people who are…
Sketches of Young Couples III.
THE LOVING COUPLE By Charles Dickens There cannot be a better practical illustration of the…
Sketches of Young Couples II.
THE FORMAL COUPLE By Charles Dickens The formal couple are the most prim, cold, immovable,…
Sketches of Young Couples I.
THE YOUNG COUPLE By Charles Dickens AN URGENT REMONSTRANCE, &c TO THE GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND,…