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摘要：February 28,1847,returnedfromParistoLondon.oureighthchild(Sidney)

February 28,1847,returnedfromParistoLondon.oureighthchild(Sidney)was born.

InApril1848,"DongBeifather and son"publishedalargebook.May-July,amateurdirectorsbecauseperformancesinLondonbutoutside.December 19,"heavenman"(afteranotherincome"Christmas storyset")published.

In1849,beginningseventhchild(Henry)was born.OnApril 30,"David Copperfield"begantobepublishedmonth by month(20 monthsout).

theeighthchild(Dora)was bornin1850.butBeweiLiDaytontocreateaphilosophicalassociation.March 30,editorofliterarymagazine

SinceJanuary1851,"Children'sBritish History"beganinthe"homely"nytimesoctal.Heldamateurtheater performancesatLuckenMumburg.April 14,daughterDoradied.

In1852,lattertenthchild(Edward)was born.InanothernorthshowBuWeiaLiDaytondrama.InOctober,gotothegreekPoloniholiday."DesolateVilla"begantobepublishedmonth by month(20 monthsout)."Christmas storyset"completebookpublished.In1853,livinginourgreekPoloni.ChickenWilkeCollinsTourSwitzerland.InSeptember,"desolateVilla"completebookpublished.OnDecember 27th,inBirminghamfor the first timeheldawelfarerecitationperformance,recitation"Christmas carol".

In1854,inJanuary,visitLancashirePreston.SummertoFrancePoloni.April 1toAugust 12,"difficult times"inbeginning"delightful"onourserial,latterpresentyearoutofbeginningbook.

InFebruary1855,withMariaBiedernerreunion,thenshehasbecomeawifeofWende.InJune,hedirectedandperformedCollins'"Lighthouse".ParticipateinanotherAdministrative ReformAssociation.InOctober,the familywenttoParistolive.December 1,"sizedDuLi"beganmonth by monthpublished(20 monthsoutofQi).

InMarch1856,buythe villageofGates.April,backtothe UK.InJanuary1857,directorbothperformanceofourdramaofCollins"deepice."AndersenvisitsGatestovisitDickens.PlayinginManchesterwithlatteractressEllenTernanwellmother,his sisterget to know."LittleDuLi"singlebookpublished.InOctober,thetwoemptyapprenticeships,co-authoredwithCollins,werepublishedin"delightful".

April 29,1858toJuly 22,heldinLondonbusinessrecitationperformance.May,separatedfromhiswifeCatherine,the communityhavetalkedabout.June12,inthe"homely"publishedontheirourselvesfamily disputesstatement.August 2toNovember 13,heldinEngland,Scotland and Irelandthroughoutourbeginningtourrecitationperformance.

April 30,1859,Dickenseditorofourpoetrymagazine"year round"ourthirdissue,lattersecondissueofserial number"Tale of Two Cities",toNovember 26end.Inoursameyear,May 28,"charming"thelastissueoflatterpublication.InOctober,afifthtourrecitationwasheld.

In1860,thefourthwomanKateDickensmarriedCharles Collins(Wilji'sbrother).Charles DickenssettledinGatesVilla.January 28,"non-travelsalesmannotes"beganinanother"four seasons"ontheserial.December 1,"hugefreedom"beganinour"year round"ontheserial.

1861,March-April,heldinLondonrecitationperformance.August,"weringfuture"smallbookpublished."NonTravelTravelerNotes"ispublishedseparately.OctobertoJanuarytheaccompanyingyear,tothe fieldheldrecitationperformances.1862,March-June,heldinLondonrecitationperformance.

InJanuary 1863,anotherBritish EmbassyinParisheldarecitalperformanceforcharitypurposes.OnMay 1,1864,"ourcommonfriends"begantobepublishedmonth by month(20 monthsout).June 9,1865,wellAlanTernantravel by traininKent,Sri Lanka,acar accident.InNovember,"ourcommomfriend"ispublishedseparately.December,"NonTravelTravelersNotes"second editionpublished.

1866April-June,heldinLondonandabroadrecitationperformance.FromJanuarytoMayin1867,recitationperformanceswereheldinEnglandwellIreland.InNovember,wenttothe United Statestocarry outrecitationperformances.beginninglastChristmas story"theroadisallowed"(withCollins)inthe"year round"published.

OnApril 22,1868,the United Statesreturned to England.October,heldafarewellrecitationperformance.January5,1869,recitationperformance"OliverTeWest"inbeginning"SikesKhanNancy"chapter.April 22,owingtohealth reasonstosuspendrecitationperformance.

In1870January,heldinLondon12farewellrecitationperformances.March 9,receivedbylatterQueen Victoria.April 1,"Druid'smystery"begantosub-published(plandividedinto12,diedonlycompleted6).June 9,sufferingfromcerebral hemorrhagediedinthe GatesVilla.Afterhis deathhewas buriedatthe CapeofbeginningWestminster,andhistombstonewrote:"Heisamediocre,sufferingbutanxioustotheoppressed people;his deathhasleftthe worldagreatBritish writer."

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Dickens18 years oldthoughyearin the familybetweenourhugetheatertroupemetMariaPittel.Mariaisanotherdaughterofashortbanker,muchbetterthanworstfamilyDickens.Herparentsstronglydisagreedwithbeginningexchangesbetweenthem,combinedwithMariaisnotaseriouswomantotreatlife,sinceanothertwo sidesfeelthatotherseveral'sloveofDickenssummonbeginningcouragetotalktoMariaafteranotherlovesufferedawarmrefused.The experienceofDickensinthe mindcarvedaclearimprint,sothathecontemptuousrealityofwomenwelllovefantasyidealwomen.

Inthe"Pickwickrumor"publishedduringbeginningperiod,DickenswellCatherineHodgeslove,bothmarriedonApril 2,1836.Althoughthismarriagehealedhisinjuryinhisfirst love,butdid notbringhappinesstoDickens.Onanotherone handfromtheirhusbandbecausewifeinthe mind,character,interestonbeginningverydiverse;the other handwithDickenslook forwardtoanotheridealofwomen,thatlatterrealitycannotfindwhetheracheerful,loyalwoman.

DickensbecauseCatherine'smarriagebegantofallintoadistressingsituation,buthebutCatherine'ssisterwasexceptionallywell.AfterhismarriagewithCatherine,16-year-oldMary(Catherinehastwo sisters,Maryrankedfourth)oftencome hometotheguest,whichmakeshimhavewillingchancetogetalongwithMary.manypeople saythatDickenslovedownisMary,althoughtheisnotconclusive evidence,but...MaryinoureyesofDickensisindeedtheembodimentoftheidealwoman.Novel"modernantique shop"inthe NileisanothershapeofanothershapeofMary.

InMay1837,Marysuddenlydied,whichmakesDickensverysad.Inafew weekstimeDickenscannotcheer uptowork.Amanyyearslaterrecalledthe scene,hewrote:"Afterherdeath,forseveral months-I rememberhalf a year-Ihaveanightwithawarmbirthdaydreamofher,itissoeveryday,SothatIdid notexpecthertocome backwithsomethingimageorlatterimagewithouttoovernight.

InanotheryearofDickens'sdeath,hewasmorerudeofMary'sthoughts.Hesaid:"Shealwayssodeeplyinmythoughts...becauseevenhermemoriesbecome∪usefulpartofmysurvival,especiallyasmyheart beatingwithmysurvivalcannotbeseparated.

In1858,DickenswellCatherineofficiallyseparated.