Harper's New Monthly Magazine, No. XXVI, July 1852, Vol. VVolume 5 — BLEAK HOUSE.[D] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Reading editionChapter navigation34 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE ARMORY AT SPRINGFIELD BY JACOB ABBOTTNAPOLEON BONAPARTE.[A] BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT.PECULIAR HABITS OF DISTINGUISHED AUTHORS.OSTRICHES. HOW THEY ARE HUNTED.A DULL TOWN.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.[B]Chapter X · —Continued.Chapter XIChapter XIITHE LITTLE GRAY GOSSIP.THE MOURNER AND THE COMFORTER.LIFE OF BLAKE, THE GREAT ADMIRAL.THE BRITISH MUSEUM AND ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. BY FREDRIKA BREMER.A TERRIBLY STRANGE BED.WHAT THE SUNBEAM DOES.THE RECORD OF A MADNESS WHICH WAS NOT INSANITY.A TALE OF MID-AIR.STORIES ABOUT BEASTS AND BIRDS.A MISER'S LIFE AND DEATH.RESULTS OF AN ACCIDENT.—THE GUM SECRET.MY LITTLE FRENCH FRIEND.BLEAK HOUSE.[D] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Chapter XI · —Our Dear Brother.Chapter XII · —On the Watch.Chapter XIII · —Esther's Narrative.THE COUNTER-STROKE.PHILOSOPHY OF LAUGHTER.Monthly Record of Current Events.Editor's Table.Editor's Easy Chair.Editor's Drawer.Literary Notices.Comicalities, Original and Selected.Fashions for Summer.Previous chapter ←Volume 5 — MY LITTLE FRENCH FRIEND.Next chapter →Volume 5 — Chapter XI · —Our Dear Brother.All chapters and sections (34)Volume 5 · Other sectionsTHE ARMORY AT SPRINGFIELD BY JACOB ABBOTTNAPOLEON BONAPARTE.[A] BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT.PECULIAR HABITS OF DISTINGUISHED AUTHORS.OSTRICHES. HOW THEY ARE HUNTED.A DULL TOWN.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.[B]Volume 5 · Chapters101112Volume 5 · Other sectionsTHE LITTLE GRAY GOSSIP.THE MOURNER AND THE COMFORTER.LIFE OF BLAKE, THE GREAT ADMIRAL.THE BRITISH MUSEUM AND ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. BY FREDRIKA BREMER.A TERRIBLY STRANGE BED.WHAT THE SUNBEAM DOES.THE RECORD OF A MADNESS WHICH WAS NOT INSANITY.A TALE OF MID-AIR.STORIES ABOUT BEASTS AND BIRDS.A MISER'S LIFE AND DEATH.RESULTS OF AN ACCIDENT.—THE GUM SECRET.MY LITTLE FRENCH FRIEND.BLEAK HOUSE.[D] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Volume 5 · Chapters111213Volume 5 · Other sectionsTHE COUNTER-STROKE.PHILOSOPHY OF LAUGHTER.Monthly Record of Current Events.Editor's Table.Editor's Easy Chair.Editor's Drawer.Literary Notices.Comicalities, Original and Selected.Fashions for Summer.BLEAK HOUSE.[D] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Continued from the June Number.← MY LITTLE FRENCH FRIEND.CHAPTER XI.—Our Dear Brother. →