Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. V, No. XXIX., October, 1852Volume 5 — BLEAK HOUSE.[4]Reading editionChapter navigation35 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterMEMOIRS OF THE HOLY LAND.[1]MEMOIRS OF THE HOLY LAND.[1] (continued 2)THE PALACES OF FRANCE.NAPOLEON BONAPARTE."WHO MURDERED DOWNIE?"FRAGMENTS FROM A YOUNG WIFE'S DIARY.[3]A SOLDIER'S FIRST BATTLE.MEMORY AND ITS CAPRICES.BLEAK HOUSE.[4]Chapter XX · —A New Lodger.Chapter XXI · —The Smallweed Family.Chapter XXII · —Mr. Bucket.MONSTERS OF FAITH.LIFE AND DEATH OF PAGANINI.NUMBER NINETEEN IN OUR STREET.GOSSIP ABOUT GREAT MEN.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.[5]BOOK XII.—Initial Chapter.Chapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVChapter VChapter VIChapter VIIChapter VIIIA SHORT CHAPTER ON RATS.A DARK CHAPTER FROM THE DIARY OF A LAW CLERK.Monthly Record of Current EventsEditor's Table.Editor's Easy Chair.Editor's Drawer.Literary Notices.Comicalities, Original and Selected.Autumn Fashions.Previous chapter ←Volume 5 — MEMORY AND ITS CAPRICES.Next chapter →Volume 5 — Chapter XX · —A New Lodger.All chapters and sections (35)Opening pagesFront matterVolume 5 · Other sectionsMEMOIRS OF THE HOLY LAND.[1]MEMOIRS OF THE HOLY LAND.[1] (continued 2)THE PALACES OF FRANCE.NAPOLEON BONAPARTE."WHO MURDERED DOWNIE?"FRAGMENTS FROM A YOUNG WIFE'S DIARY.[3]A SOLDIER'S FIRST BATTLE.MEMORY AND ITS CAPRICES.BLEAK HOUSE.[4]Volume 5 · Chapters202122Volume 5 · Other sectionsMONSTERS OF FAITH.LIFE AND DEATH OF PAGANINI.NUMBER NINETEEN IN OUR STREET.GOSSIP ABOUT GREAT MEN.MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.[5]Volume 5 / Book 12 · Books12Volume 5 / Book 12 · Chapters2345678Volume 5 / Book 12 · Other sectionsA SHORT CHAPTER ON RATS.A DARK CHAPTER FROM THE DIARY OF A LAW CLERK.Monthly Record of Current EventsEditor's Table.Editor's Easy Chair.Editor's Drawer.Literary Notices.Comicalities, Original and Selected.Autumn Fashions.BLEAK HOUSE.[4]BY CHARLES DICKENS.◇Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Continued from the September Number.← MEMORY AND ITS CAPRICES.CHAPTER XX.—A New Lodger. →