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The nation16.06.1870

Datum
Donnerstag, 16. Juni 1870
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New York, NY
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New York, NY

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[...] Mrs. Nickleby and not Lady Deglock, Mr. Micawber, Tony Weller, the Shepherd, Sam Weller, Mr. Bounderby, Mrs. Jellaby, Mr. Pickwick and Mr. Winkle, Old Willet, Dick Swiveller, Captain Cuttle, Mr. Pogram, Mr. Hannibal Chollop, Mark Tapley, Mr. Toots, Susan Nipper, Mr. Simon Tappertit, Mr. Wegg, Mr. Alfred Jingle, Mr. Pecksniff, the young man by [...]

The nation24.11.1870

Datum
Donnerstag, 24. November 1870
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[...] eminent Artists. Royal 8vo, $450; inorocco, $8. (Ready.) 3. RIP WAN WINKLE. New Edition. Il lustrated. Royal 8vo, boards, $1; cloth extra, $1 50. [...]

[...] small. They are all in favor of civil service reform in the abstract, but when it comes to taking any practical steps to bring it about, as Rip Van Winkle says, “they swear off.” But the recent uproar has at least developed a show of zeal, and Mr. Boutwell has been driven into pub lishing a circular issued by him for the government of the custom-houses, [...]

The nation29.12.1870

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Donnerstag, 29. Dezember 1870
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[...] *...*A few elegant JAPANEse CABINETs, etc., still remain The SUNNY-11, E Book is a perennial for all seasons. RIP WAN WINKLE is still alive. [...]

The nation09.03.1871

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Donnerstag, 09. März 1871
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[...] and tone, and attached his large bold autograph " to it without altering a word or erasing so much as a comma. Mr. Curtis's remarks about Jefferson's Rip Van Winkle and the chat about the trials of lecturers in far-off towns is in his more successful vein. For the rest, there is nothing out of the usual course in this month's II* [...]

The nation24.08.1871

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Donnerstag, 24. August 1871
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[...] vict may keep abreast as nearly as possible of the movement of the out side world ; and that it may no longer be true, as our author says it is now, that “in point of fact Rip Van Winkles are emerging from our con vict prisons every day of the year,” and doubtless with a sense of isolation productive of crime as well as of suffering. [...]

The nation31.08.1871

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Donnerstag, 31. August 1871
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[...] poems, need not go back with an empty pocket. It is not only a crying disgrace to have Jefferson's exquisite acting shown in that crudest of all plays, “Rip Van Winkle"; but it is a disgrace that Mr. Jefferson keenly feels, and would pay a good deal of money to any play-writer to avert. At Booth's Theatre we can see how easily the public taste, which in the case [...]

[...] feels, and would pay a good deal of money to any play-writer to avert. At Booth's Theatre we can see how easily the public taste, which in the case of “Rip Van Winkle” is corrupted by carelessness of dramatization, may be vitiated by gorgeous upholstery and ingenious machinery. To dazzle the eyes of the audience by real silks and satins, at so much a yard; in [...]

The nation19.10.1871