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Celebrities at Home. MR. DARWIN AT DOWN.
The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) Wednesday 19 December 1877, page 5
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2009-06-29 10:02:23.0user:public:RoyHendersondescribe Unfoitunitcly thtio uro moments
investigation nor friendly com LI He when mid
den fits of illness to which he bus bteu subject
describe unfortunately there are moments
investigation nor friendly converse ; when sud-
den fits of illness to which he has been subject
2009-06-29 10:00:09.0user:public:RoyHendersonand full, musical and jocund-a laugh to re-
tended vitvv was ive UIB tmow u, ยป uebwi
so, says Mi Darwin, "than to bo uitoiviewtd
and hurasaod with questions which cannot bo
anaweied without aomo nppetiraneo of vuuty
and full, musical and jocund - a laugh to re-

so," says Mr Darwin, "than to be interviewed
and harrassed with questions which cannot be
answered without some appearance of vanity.
2009-06-29 09:55:33.0user:public:RoyHendersonhouse at Down Not one of those sharp metal-
rattlings like tho crackling of thorns under a
pot, nor yot the loud laugh w Inch spoaks tho
vacant mind , but a rich Homeric lau^h, round
nnd full, musical and jocund-a lauc,h to re
lueinbci '1 lus outburst of meiiimeut proceeds
hear that, whilo ho has bcou watching tho ten-
drils of the vino and examining the picdatoiy
habits of tho sundew, tho microscope of thu
H'oiM has been focusscd upon tho gicat obscnor
himself that, without going through tho pro
limin u y process of pinning lum to a cork hko a
cockchafer, lu has been a marked man for some
time past, that when ho has imagined lum
self most secure at the pleasant houso
of his friend Dr lau, discussing tho light
and exluliratmg subject ef vital Btitrntics, tho
samo penetrating orb was still fixed upon lum ,
that, in the little gmden wheie hu cultiintcs his
plants for expeimient, " obsorvntiou with ox-
ton I d mW' was at hiB elbow "It is better
house at Down. Not one of those sharp metal-
rattlings like the crackling of thorns under a
pot, nor yet the loud laugh which speaks the
vacant mind , but a rich Homeric laugh, round
and full, musical and jocund-a laugh to re-
member. This outburst of merriment proceeds
hear that, while he has been watching the ten-
drils of the vine and examining the predatory
habits of the sundew, the microscope of the
World has been focussed upon the great observer
himself ; that, without going through the pre-
liminary process of pinning him to a cork like a
cockchafer, he has been a marked man for some
time past, that when he has imagined him-
self most secure at the pleasant house
of his friend Dr. Farr, discussing the light
and exhilirating subject of vital statistics, the
same penetrating orb was still fixed upon him,
that, in the little garden where he cultivates his
plants for expeimient, "observation with ex-
tended view" was at his elbow "It is better
2009-05-10 04:46:46.0anonymouslic cachinuiitiona which jai ou the ear and sot
the teeth on edge, nor ono of those dry wooden
rattlmgs like tho crackling of thorns under a
lic cachinnations which jar on the ear and set
the teeth on edge, nor one of those dry wooden
rattlings like tho crackling of thorns under a
2009-05-10 04:43:21.0anonymousA oin AT peal of laughter fills the modest
Celebrities at lionas
A GREAT peal of laughter fills the modest
Celebrities at Home

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