Henry Johnson
from News from Nowhere; Or, An Epoch of Rest
A tall, dark-haired, exceedingly handsome man, whose surcoat is copiously and elegantly embroidered with gold, earning him the nickname 'Golden Dustman' or 'Boffin' (after a Dickens character). He moves with a 'somewhat haughty mien' but is kindly in expression. He is a dustman by profession, but writes 'reactionary novels' and enjoys elaborately dressing up.
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About Henry Johnson
Henry Johnson is a supporting character in William Morris's classic novel "News from Nowhere; Or, An Epoch of Rest" (1890). A tall, dark-haired, exceedingly handsome man, whose surcoat is copiously and elegantly embroidered with gold, earning him the nickname 'Golden Dustman' or 'Boffin' (after a Dickens character). He moves with a 'somewhat haughty mien' but is kindly in expression. He is a dustman by profession, but writes 'reactionary novels' and enjoys elaborately dressing up.
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