The Love Letters of Thomas Carlyle and Jane Welsh, Volumen2

John Lane, 1909

His anxieties relieved by receipt of Miss Welshs last Letter	2

He has somewhat to propose to Miss Welsh which may require	8

Happy effects on him of Miss Welshs Letters Describes	13

must write at once 2025	20

Has been persuaded and halfforced to accompany	26

MISS WELSHHaddington	33

CARLYLE23 Southampton Street London	40

Miss Welshs Letter found him in his solitude and cheered	44

worlds Will likely leave Hoddam Hill for Edinburgh	208

Had serious thoughts of setting out for Edinburgh last night	215

MISS WELSHHaddington	217

Hardly knows whether to laugh or weep over this last Act	226

is serious in her intention he will willingly resume them	227

CARLYLEHoddam Hill 5 February 1826	230

Surprised that Carlyle is not transported by her project	233

MISS WELSHHaddington 4 March 1826	244

procure it is only vanity that is insatiable He will give	68

Thanks Miss Welsh heartily for her candour Her resoluteness	73

6	81

MISS WELSHHaddington	87

Acknowledges Carlyles good influence over her Believes	95

Has no intention of taking up residence in Edinburgh	111

His sorrow at parting from Miss Welsh Ought to be consol	118

soled by his increasing faith in the return of health	123

Busy getting Hoddam Hill ready for occupation The eagle	124

Holy Truce or Pax Dei What more can I say except	129

Rejoices to hear that Miss Welsh is busy and constant in	131

Will write instantly tho she is in the dullest of all moods	136

in the omnipotence of affection which he for some years	144

Assures Miss Welsh she exaggerates the matter greatly it	152

MISS WELSHTempland 30 July 1825	156

CARLYLEHoddam Hill 30 August 1825	163

CARLYLEHoddam Hill 1 October 1825	169

here Let us trust that these Sabbath weeks were	173

MISS WELSHTempland 25 October 1825	179

CARLYLEHoddam Hill 28 November 1825	191

The irruption of puppyism all gone This has been	196

that a house be taken in	252

Sowers Song 256258	258

Before saying what he thinks of Miss Welshs scheme he will	262

Discusses plans for a residence Would much prefer to retain	274

MISS WELSHHaddington 9 May 1826	280

How many thousand thoughts might Miss Welshs Letter	294

Gives Carlyle a full description of 21 Comley Bank 299302	299

Had they been young lovers Jane might have had just cause	303

MISS WELSHTempland 31 August 1826	313

Writesin haste and headache Has been attending	319

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CARLYLEScotsbrig 27 September 1826	324

Tells her Aunt that her Intended possesses all the qualities	330

Received Miss Welshs Last Speech and marrying words	335

APPENDIX A The Verses 341360	341

APPENDIX B Note One Sartor Resartus 29 361387	361

MISS WELSH Templand	424

Note Four Catherine Aurora Kirk	426

No Letter from Miss Welsh awaited him at Dover A Letter	438

CARLYLEHoddam Hill 4 November 1825	440

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Título	The Love Letters of Thomas Carlyle and Jane Welsh, Volumen2 The Love Letters of Thomas Carlyle and Jane Welsh, Thomas Carlyle
Autor	Thomas Carlyle
Editor	Alexander Carlyle
Edición	2, reimpresa
Editor	John Lane, 1909
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Indiana
Digitalizado	30 Ene. 2009
ISBN	0404140505, 9780404140502

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