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Scenes and Characters from the Works of Charles Dickens

AMERICAN NOTES

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Man leaning on rail
Man leaning on rail

TEN ILLUSTRATIONS BY A. B. FROST

"Rather a heavy sea on, sir, and a head wind"—Chap. ii

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Railway dialogue—Chap. v.

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When suddenly the lively hero dashes in to the rescue—Chap. vi.

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In the White House—Chap. vii

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In the cabin of the canal boat—Chap. x.

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Emigrants—Chap. xi.

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"Not yet awhile, sir, not yet"—Chap. xiii.

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And having his wet pipe presented to him, etc.—Chap. xv.

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As the coach stops a gentleman in a straw hat looks out of the window—Chap. xiv.

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