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HorE tAey !ipe 3, Dickens, who receives such
immense sums from his publisher, barely keeps
himself out of prison Eugene Sue spends thou
sands every year in painting and statuury and
object de rertu. Thiers wastes his great income
from his works in, giving magnificent parties in
bis splendid botel IN the Place ST. Georgr-aud
Victor Hugo, who was made Peer two years .nee
by the Citiz"n King, lavishes the fruits Of NOlI'
Dame and other great masterpieces, on old gothic
furniture, and other old rubbish for his mansion
in the Place RoyaIe. -....-u I,-ra,....