Harper's New Monthly Magazine, No. XXVII, August 1852, Vol. VVolume 5 — BLEAK HOUSE.[7] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Reading editionChapter navigation28 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…MEMOIRS OF THE HOLY LAND BY JACOB ABBOTTNAPOLEON BONAPARTE. BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT.THE PALACES OF FRANCE. BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT.A LEAF FROM A TRAVELER'S NOTE-BOOK. BY MAUNSELL B. FIELD.ALL BAGGAGE AT THE RISK OF THE OWNER. A STORY OF THE WATERING-PLACES.THE MIDNIGHT MASS. AN EPISODE IN THE HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF TERROR.PERSONAL HABITS AND APPEARANCE OF ROBESPIERRE.THE TWO SISTERS.VENTRILOQUISM.THE INCENDIARY. FROM THE REMINISCENCES OF AN ATTORNEY.BLEAK HOUSE.[7] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Chapter XIV · —DeportmentChapter XV · —Bell Yard.Chapter XVI · —Tom-all-alone's.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.[8]Chapter XIIIChapter XIVChapter XVChapter XVIHENRY CLAY. PERSONAL ANECDOTES, INCIDENTS, ETC.A DUEL IN 1830.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 — THE INCENDIARY. FROM THE REMINISCENCES OF AN ATTORNEY.Next chapter →Volume 5 — Chapter XIV · —DeportmentAll chapters and sections (28)Volume 5 · Other sectionsMEMOIRS OF THE HOLY LAND BY JACOB ABBOTTNAPOLEON BONAPARTE. BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT.THE PALACES OF FRANCE. BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT.A LEAF FROM A TRAVELER'S NOTE-BOOK. BY MAUNSELL B. FIELD.ALL BAGGAGE AT THE RISK OF THE OWNER. A STORY OF THE WATERING-PLACES.THE MIDNIGHT MASS. AN EPISODE IN THE HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF TERROR.PERSONAL HABITS AND APPEARANCE OF ROBESPIERRE.THE TWO SISTERS.VENTRILOQUISM.THE INCENDIARY. FROM THE REMINISCENCES OF AN ATTORNEY.BLEAK HOUSE.[7] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Volume 5 · Chapters141516Volume 5 · Other sectionsMY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.[8]Volume 5 · Chapters13141516Volume 5 · Other sectionsHENRY CLAY. PERSONAL ANECDOTES, INCIDENTS, ETC.A DUEL IN 1830.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.[7] BY CHARLES DICKENS.Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Continued from the July Number.← THE INCENDIARY. FROM THE REMINISCENCES OF AN ATTORNEY.CHAPTER XIV.—Deportment →