Reminisce the era of Dickens's image
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“Have a heart that never hardens, and a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts.”

The Victorian age will always be incomplete without the one Charles Dickens. An era known to remember things as Dickensian to describe anything that reminds people of his work. 

Born in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, Charles Dickens led a middle-class life.  His father was a clerk who was the financial backbone of his family. Charles's father was sent to jail due to debt which resulted in a financial disaster for his family. 

Charles had to quit schooling and started working as a clerk. He kept working and shifted to different jobs to make a living. For a long time, he was just working to earn money, until he finally became who we know him for. 

In 1833, Dickens started contributing descriptive essays to magazines and newspapers. His pieces received a lot of attention which later became the beginning of his journey as a writer. 

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