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David Copperfield, 'I am presented to Mrs. Micawber' Stock Photo

RMBTM5TX–David Copperfield, 'I am presented to Mrs. Micawber'

Cartoon, Mrs Micawber (Gladstone) Stock Photo

RMG39MKW–Cartoon, Mrs Micawber (Gladstone)

Restoration of mutual confidence between Mr and Mrs Micawber. Illustration from the Charles Dickens novel David Copperfield by H K Browne aka Phiz Stock Photo

RMA10XHB–Restoration of mutual confidence between Mr and Mrs Micawber. Illustration from the Charles Dickens novel David Copperfield by H K Browne aka Phiz

David Copperfield Restoration of Mutual Confidence Between Mr. And Mrs. Micawber Stock Photo

RMRYBNH7–David Copperfield Restoration of Mutual Confidence Between Mr. And Mrs. Micawber

Dr Charles Barber as Mr Micawber and Miss Hellier as Mrs Micawber, April 1936, in a scene from the Charles Dickens novel, David Copperfield. Stock Photo

RM2M99DM8–Dr Charles Barber as Mr Micawber and Miss Hellier as Mrs Micawber, April 1936, in a scene from the Charles Dickens novel, David Copperfield.

'David Copperfield' by Charles Dickens. Illustration by Frank Reynolds, circa 1911. Mrs Micawber and family. 'A thin and faded Stock Photo

RMERH0YY–'David Copperfield' by Charles Dickens. Illustration by Frank Reynolds, circa 1911. Mrs Micawber and family. 'A thin and faded

Regarding Fred Watson and Thomas Powell, who work at Frank Leslie's Illustrated News. Transcription: [apper]taining to some M. S. which the sly, obese 'Pierce Pungent' as he [Thomas Powell] dubs himself volunteered to take down to Harpers. Old Powell, ? wily old dog! ? always contrives to get his salary of $10 or $12 per week in advance, by hook, crook ad half-dollars. Well, he might be honester, perhaps, did he not find it hard to keep Mrs Micawber [Frances Powell] and the family. But the man is so sly, slanderous and treacherous, 'a speaker against dignities' whom I honor. [Frederick] Wat Stock Photo

RMMAKKKE–Regarding Fred Watson and Thomas Powell, who work at Frank Leslie's Illustrated News. Transcription: [apper]taining to some M. S. which the sly, obese 'Pierce Pungent' as he [Thomas Powell] dubs himself volunteered to take down to Harpers. Old Powell, ? wily old dog! ? always contrives to get his salary of $10 or $12 per week in advance, by hook, crook ad half-dollars. Well, he might be honester, perhaps, did he not find it hard to keep Mrs Micawber [Frances Powell] and the family. But the man is so sly, slanderous and treacherous, 'a speaker against dignities' whom I honor. [Frederick] Wat

David Copperfield Restoration of mutual confidence between Mr Micawber and Mrs Micawber. Stock Photo

RMW60XD6–David Copperfield Restoration of mutual confidence between Mr Micawber and Mrs Micawber.

. English: David Copperfield, Restoration of mutual confidence between Mr Micawber and Mrs Micawber by Phiz . 25 June 2012. Hablot Knight Browne (1815–1882) Alternative names Phiz Description British artist, illustrator and engraver English artist, famous as Phiz, illustrator of books by Charles Dickens, Charles Lever and Harrison Ainsworth Date of birth/death 12 July 1815 8 July 1882 Location of birth/death Lambeth London Work period 1836–1882 Work location London Authority control : Q2737410 VIAF:?54219103 ISNI:?0000 0000 8132 7611 ULAN:?500018295 LCCN:?n50042827 NLA:?3643324 Stock Photo

RMMMWY0N–. English: David Copperfield, Restoration of mutual confidence between Mr Micawber and Mrs Micawber by Phiz . 25 June 2012. Hablot Knight Browne (1815–1882) Alternative names Phiz Description British artist, illustrator and engraver English artist, famous as Phiz, illustrator of books by Charles Dickens, Charles Lever and Harrison Ainsworth Date of birth/death 12 July 1815 8 July 1882 Location of birth/death Lambeth London Work period 1836–1882 Work location London Authority control : Q2737410 VIAF:?54219103 ISNI:?0000 0000 8132 7611 ULAN:?500018295 LCCN:?n50042827 NLA:?3643324

RMHKRX42–David Copperfield, Restoration of mutual confidence between Mr Micawber and Mrs Micawber

London: Filming of 'David Copperfield' in London. standing left Sir Ralph Richardson, (Playing Mr Micawber), Sir Michael Redgrave (Playing Mr Peggotty). Seated are (left to right) Robin Phillips, (Playing David Copperfield); Wendy Hiller (playing Mrs Micawber); Sinead Cusack 21, (playing the part of Emily) and Corin Redgrave, plays the of Steerforth. 2nd June 1969 Stock Photo

RM2Y6NH5G–London: Filming of 'David Copperfield' in London. standing left Sir Ralph Richardson, (Playing Mr Micawber), Sir Michael Redgrave (Playing Mr Peggotty). Seated are (left to right) Robin Phillips, (Playing David Copperfield); Wendy Hiller (playing Mrs Micawber); Sinead Cusack 21, (playing the part of Emily) and Corin Redgrave, plays the of Steerforth. 2nd June 1969

W.C. FIELDS as Mr. Micawber and JEAN CADELL as Mrs. Micawber with young baby in DAVID COPPERFIELD 1935 director GEORGE CUKOR novel CHARLES DICKENS adaptation HUGH WALPOLE producer DAVID O. SELZNICK Metro Goldwyn Mayer Stock Photo

RM2B866WD–W.C. FIELDS as Mr. Micawber and JEAN CADELL as Mrs. Micawber with young baby in DAVID COPPERFIELD 1935 director GEORGE CUKOR novel CHARLES DICKENS adaptation HUGH WALPOLE producer DAVID O. SELZNICK Metro Goldwyn Mayer

H. K Browne - English Illustrator - 'Mr. and Mrs. Micawber' by H. K. Browne from 'David Copperfield' by Charles Dickens. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1850. First book edition Stock Photo

RMMW7DEA–H. K Browne - English Illustrator - 'Mr. and Mrs. Micawber' by H. K. Browne from 'David Copperfield' by Charles Dickens. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1850. First book edition

'Mr. and Mrs. Micawber' by H. K. Browne from 'David Copperfield' by Charles Dickens. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1850. First book edition Stock Photo

RM2Y39W5G–'Mr. and Mrs. Micawber' by H. K. Browne from 'David Copperfield' by Charles Dickens. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1850. First book edition

Mr. and Mrs. Micawber, David Copperfield and Traddles, from 'David Copperfield' 1897-1905 by Charles Dana Gibson, born Roxbury, MA 1867-died New York City 1944 Stock Photo

RM2R8AWXE–Mr. and Mrs. Micawber, David Copperfield and Traddles, from 'David Copperfield' 1897-1905 by Charles Dana Gibson, born Roxbury, MA 1867-died New York City 1944

David Copperfield by Charles Dickens. Illustration by Phiz (Hablot Knight Browne). Caption reads: Restoration of Mutual Stock Photo

RMERHKMM–David Copperfield by Charles Dickens. Illustration by Phiz (Hablot Knight Browne). Caption reads: Restoration of Mutual

. Charles Dickens and Rochester. explains her presence thus :— Mr. Micawber was induced to think, on enquiry, that there might be anopening for a man of his talent in the Med way coal trade. Then, as Mr.Micawber very properly said, the first step to be taken was to come and seethe Medway—which we came and saw. We came, repeated Mrs. Micawber,and saw I think the greater part of the Medway, and my opinion of the coaltrade on that river is that it may require talent, but that it certainly requirescapital. Talent, Mr. Micawber has ; Capital, Mr. Micawber has not. In 1854 we have as a Christmas tal Stock Photo

RM2CF05RM–. Charles Dickens and Rochester. explains her presence thus :— Mr. Micawber was induced to think, on enquiry, that there might be anopening for a man of his talent in the Med way coal trade. Then, as Mr.Micawber very properly said, the first step to be taken was to come and seethe Medway—which we came and saw. We came, repeated Mrs. Micawber,and saw I think the greater part of the Medway, and my opinion of the coaltrade on that river is that it may require talent, but that it certainly requirescapital. Talent, Mr. Micawber has ; Capital, Mr. Micawber has not. In 1854 we have as a Christmas tal

Postage stamp from Great Britain in the Dickens & Wordsworth series issued in 1970 Stock Photo

RMR2A8PX–Postage stamp from Great Britain in the Dickens & Wordsworth series issued in 1970

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 28, 2021: Postage stamp printed in United Kingdom shows 'Mr and Mrs Micawber' - David Copperfield, Dickens and Wordsworth se Stock Photo

RF2F72A70–MOSCOW, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 28, 2021: Postage stamp printed in United Kingdom shows 'Mr and Mrs Micawber' - David Copperfield, Dickens and Wordsworth se

RMD8BBKM–David The Micawbers

Great Britain Postage Stamp - Charles Dickens Stock Photo

RFW9KF4X–Great Britain Postage Stamp - Charles Dickens

The Charles Dickens memorial in the Marylebone area of London, England. Stock Photo

RME9W2RF–The Charles Dickens memorial in the Marylebone area of London, England.

RMRYBNE2–David Copperfield I Am Presented to Mrs. Micawber

RMBTMCXD–David Copperfield, Restoration of mutual confidence between Mr. And Mrs. Micawber

RM2Y6NH5M–London: Filming of 'David Copperfield' in London. standing left Sir Ralph Richardson, (Playing Mr Micawber), Sir Michael Redgrave (Playing Mr Peggotty). Seated are (left to right) Robin Phillips, (Playing David Copperfield); Wendy Hiller (playing Mrs Micawber); Sinead Cusack 21, (playing the part of Emily) and Corin Redgrave, plays the of Steerforth. 2nd June 1969

Bassett's scrap book . or wrong; our self, right orwrong. It may be said that the definite effort to be funnyis rarely completely successful. Fun should be spon-taneous, like kindness, to be really delightful. Thenone is grateful for it, as one is grateful to Mrs. Gamp,to Mr. Micawber, to Mrs. Poyser, to—yes, evensometimes to Mr. Dooley. Spontaneous fun is de-licious and invigorating. It makes for charity. Itcovers a multitude of sins. It keeps the world youngand the heart light through many troubles. But theeffort to be funny—that sometimes makes one sad;and worse—^that sometimes makes one cy Stock Photo

RM2AJ5C22–Bassett's scrap book . or wrong; our self, right orwrong. It may be said that the definite effort to be funnyis rarely completely successful. Fun should be spon-taneous, like kindness, to be really delightful. Thenone is grateful for it, as one is grateful to Mrs. Gamp,to Mr. Micawber, to Mrs. Poyser, to—yes, evensometimes to Mr. Dooley. Spontaneous fun is de-licious and invigorating. It makes for charity. Itcovers a multitude of sins. It keeps the world youngand the heart light through many troubles. But theeffort to be funny—that sometimes makes one sad;and worse—^that sometimes makes one cy

RM2Y6NH66–London: Filming of 'David Copperfield' in London. standing left Sir Ralph Richardson, (Playing Mr Micawber), Sir Michael Redgrave (Playing Mr Peggotty). Seated are (left to right) Robin Phillips, (Playing David Copperfield); Wendy Hiller (playing Mrs Micawber); Sinead Cusack 21, (playing the part of Emily) and Corin Redgrave, plays the of Steerforth. 2nd June 1969

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