Dickens Daily
The works of Charles Dickens as they would have been originally experienced
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Bleak House - Chapter XXV
CHAPTER XXV.
MRS. SNAGSBY SEES IT ALL.
There is disquietude in Cook’s Court, Cursitor Street. Black suspicion hides in that peaceful region. The mass of Cook’s Courtiers are in their usual state of mind, no better and no worse; but Mr. Sn...
Bleak House - Chapter XXIV
CHAPTER XXIV.
AN APPEAL CASE.
As soon as Richard and I had held the conversation of which I have given an account, Richard communicated the state of his mind to Mr. Jarndyce. I doubt if my guardian were altogether taken by surprise when h...
Bleak House - Chapter XXIII
CHAPTER XXIII.
ESTHER’S NARRATIVE.
We came home from Mr. Boythorn’s after six pleasant weeks. We were often in the park and in the woods and seldom passed the lodge where we had taken shelter without looking in to speak to the keeper’s wi...
Bleak House - Chapter XXII
CHAPTER XXII.
MR. BUCKET.
Allegory looks pretty cool in Lincoln’s Inn Fields, though the evening is hot, for both Mr. Tulkinghorn’s windows are wide open, and the room is lofty, gusty, and gloomy. These may not be desirable characteristic...
Bleak House - Chapter XXI
CHAPTER XXI.
THE SMALLWEED FAMILY.
In a rather ill-favoured and ill-savoured neighbourhood, though one of its rising grounds bears the name of Mount Pleasant, the Elfin Smallweed, christened Bartholomew and known on the domestic hearth as...
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