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nReaciing Maizetii A THE DICKENS STCRY Charles Dickens, first and foremost among the major Victorian nove- lists in time and in popularity, won the hearts of people of all classes and of all tastes and intellects almost as soon as he appeared in print. Through his charming novels and many eccentric friends, Mr. Pickwick, Sam Weller, Snodgrass, VVinkle, he gained immediate fame. He had the ability to create convincing characters, portraying them as real when fictituous. This was peculiar to Dicken's genius. or purpose, for he wrote not just to Dickens' novels have a point picture the age, but to correct it. He was not blind to the faults of his spoke out against them. A victim of at first hand the suffering and hard- age, political and social, and he the evils of child labor, he knew ship of the poor. David Copperfield is an introduction of a likeness of his father in the well-meaning but impractical Mr. Micawber, who land- ed in a debtor's prison. Dickens' novels appeared in serial form. Some were in periodicals, others in paper-bound editions. Later in life Dickens devoted much time to dramatic readings from his works. He was laid to rest in Poet's Corner in Westminister Abbey. Cathy Grime '54 Pull Man
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RELIGIQN ln our daily study of religion, we study our relationship with God, and the great gifts He has given us in our Catholic Faith, education, schools, teachers, nation, et cetera. We study, too, our obligations toward God, our neighbor and ourselves, both now and in our adult life. The various states of life, with their advantages and obligations, also get their share of atten- tion. Our faith brings us closer to our Creator and also closer to the Blessed Virgin Mary, His Mother. She is the Mediatrix between God and mankind. We on earth ask Mary to intercede for us with her Divine Son, and Mary does not deprive her children of favors nor does she disregard their pleas, We should love Jesus and His Mother above all else. Young girls, espe- cially, should model their lives after her virtue, humility, and love of prayer. All of us who have been blessed with the true Catholic Faith should be thankful, and remem- ber those who are not as fortunate as we. Pray that they may soon open their eyes to the true Faith, and that there may soon be true peace and unity in the world again. Joan Funke '54
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