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Scenes and Characters from the Works of Charles Dickens

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NINE ILLUSTRATIONS BY E. G. DALZIEL

The moment comes, the fire is dying—and the child is dead—The Long Voyage

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"Oh, git along with you, sir, if you please, me and Mrs. Bigby don't want no male parties here"—Births—Mrs. Meeks of a son

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"Look at the snivelling milksop," said my uncle—The Poor Relation's Story

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In the midst of the kitchen . . . sits a young, modest, gentle-looking creature, with a beautiful child in her lap—On Duty with Inspector Field

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"Whether he was the vicar, or Moses, or Mr. Burchill, or a conglomeration of all four, I knew not"—The Ghost of Art

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"Are you from the country, young man?" "Yes," I say, "I am"—The Detective Police

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"In another room were several ugly old women crouching, witch-like, round a hearth, and chatting and nodding, after the manner of monkeys"—A Walk in a Workhouse

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"Mr. Blinkins, are you ill, sir?"—Our School

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He took her in his arms and told her it was fancy—A Christmas Tree

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