Harper's New Monthly Magazine, No. XXIV, May 1852, Vol. IVVolume 4 — BLEAK HOUSE.[7] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Reading editionChapter navigation41 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Chapter IIINAPOLEON BONAPARTE. BY JOHN S.C. ABBOTT.THE BEDOUEEN, MOHAMMAD ALEE, AND THE BAZAARS.[5]TIGER ROCHE.—AN IRISH CHARACTER.WIVES OF GREAT LAWYERS.CRIME DETECTED.—AN ANECDOTE OF THE PARIS POLICE.ZOOLOGICAL STORIES.AN EPISODE OF THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION.THE MIGHTY MAGICIAN.TWO KINDS OF HONESTY.A FORGOTTEN CELEBRITY.DILIGENCE IN DOING GOOD.THE NIGHT TRAIN.STORY OF A BEAR.THE SICILIAN VESPERS.A SHORT CHAPTER ON FROGS.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.[6]Chapter XChapter XIChapter XIIChapter XIIIChapter XIVChapter XVChapter XVIChapter XVIIChapter XVIIIChapter XIXBLEAK HOUSE.[7] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Chapter V · —A Morning Adventure.Chapter VI · —Quite at Home.Chapter VII · —The Ghost's Walk.THE RUSSIAN CZAR AT A PUBLIC BALL.A SLEEP TO STARTLE US. BY CHARLES DICKENS.LOUIS NAPOLEON AND HIS NOSE.Monthly Record of Current Events.Editor's Table.Editor's Easy Chair.Editor's Drawer.Literary Notices.Three Leaves from Punch.Spring Fashions.Previous chapter ←Volume 4 — Chapter XIXNext chapter →Volume 4 — Chapter V · —A Morning Adventure.All chapters and sections (41)Volume 4 · Chapters3Volume 4 · Other sectionsNAPOLEON BONAPARTE. BY JOHN S.C. ABBOTT.THE BEDOUEEN, MOHAMMAD ALEE, AND THE BAZAARS.[5]TIGER ROCHE.—AN IRISH CHARACTER.WIVES OF GREAT LAWYERS.CRIME DETECTED.—AN ANECDOTE OF THE PARIS POLICE.ZOOLOGICAL STORIES.AN EPISODE OF THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION.THE MIGHTY MAGICIAN.TWO KINDS OF HONESTY.A FORGOTTEN CELEBRITY.DILIGENCE IN DOING GOOD.THE NIGHT TRAIN.STORY OF A BEAR.THE SICILIAN VESPERS.A SHORT CHAPTER ON FROGS.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.[6]Volume 4 · Chapters10111213141516171819Volume 4 · Other sectionsBLEAK HOUSE.[7] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Volume 4 · Chapters567Volume 4 · Other sectionsTHE RUSSIAN CZAR AT A PUBLIC BALL.A SLEEP TO STARTLE US. BY CHARLES DICKENS.LOUIS NAPOLEON AND HIS NOSE.Monthly Record of Current Events.Editor's Table.Editor's Easy Chair.Editor's Drawer.Literary Notices.Three Leaves from Punch.Spring Fashions.BLEAK HOUSE.[7] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Continued from the April Number.← CHAPTER XIX.CHAPTER V.—A Morning Adventure. →