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The works of Charles Dickens as they would have been originally experienced
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Bleak House - Chapter XVII
CHAPTER XVII.
ESTHER’S NARRATIVE.
Richard very often came to see us while we remained in London (though he soon failed in his letter-writing), and with his quick abilities, his good spirits, his good temper, his gaiety and freshness, was...
Bleak House - Chapter XVI
CHAPTER XVI.
TOM-ALL-ALONE’S.
My Lady Dedlock is restless, very restless. The astonished fashionable intelligence hardly knows where to have her. To-day she is at Chesney Wold; yesterday she was at her house in town; to-morrow she may be...
Bleak House - Chapter XV
CHAPTER XV.
BELL YARD.
While we were in London Mr. Jarndyce was constantly beset by the crowd of excitable ladies and gentlemen whose proceedings had so much astonished us. Mr. Quale, who presented himself soon after our arrival, was in a...
Bleak House - Chapter XIV
CHAPTER XIV.
DEPORTMENT.
Richard left us on the very next evening to begin his new career, and committed Ada to my charge with great love for her and great trust in me. It touched me then to reflect, and it touches me now, more nearly, to...
Bleak House - Chapter XIII
CHAPTER XIII.
ESTHER’S NARRATIVE.
We held many consultations about what Richard was to be, first without Mr. Jarndyce, as he had requested, and afterwards with him, but it was a long time before we seemed to make progress. Richard said he...
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