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1. 01Full text
2. 02POSTSCRIPT, IN LIEU OF PREFACE
3. 03BOOK THE FIRST — THE CUP AND THE LIP
4. 04Chapter 1
5. 05ON THE LOOK OUT
6. 06Chapter 2
7. 07THE MAN FROM SOMEWHERE
8. 08Chapter 3
9. 09ANOTHER MAN
10. 10Chapter 4
11. 11THE R. WILFER FAMILY
12. 12Chapter 5
13. 13BOFFIN’S BOWER
14. 14I should say, mellers it. Mellers it, is the word I should employ, Mr Boffin.’
15. 15Chapter 6
16. 16CUT ADRIFT
17. 17I know your work begins early tomorrow, and I say the same to you.
18. 18I know.’
19. 19I know you send me away for my good.’
20. 20Chapter 7
21. 21MR WEGG LOOKS AFTER HIMSELF
22. 22Chapter 8
23. 23MR BOFFIN IN CONSULTATION
24. 24I am well aware I am not much to look at. What might you want with me?
25. 25I lodge at one Mr Wilfer’s, at Holloway.’
26. 26Chapter 9
27. 27MR AND MRS BOFFIN IN CONSULTATION
28. 28Chapter 10
29. 29A MARRIAGE CONTRACT
30. 30Chapter 11
31. 31PODSNAPPERY
32. 32Chapter 12
33. 33THE SWEAT OF AN HONEST MAN’S BROW
34. 34Chapter 13
35. 35TRACKING THE BIRD OF PREY
36. 36Chapter 14
37. 37THE BIRD OF PREY BROUGHT DOWN
38. 38I mean to have you.’
39. 39Chapter 15
40. 40TWO NEW SERVANTS
41. 41Chapter 16
42. 42MINDERS AND RE-MINDERS
43. 43Chapter 17
44. 44A DISMAL SWAMP
45. 45BOOK THE SECOND — BIRDS OF A FEATHER
46. 46Chapter 1
47. 47OF AN EDUCATIONAL CHARACTER
48. 48I suppose I must make up my mind to marry, one of these days.’
49. 49I should like to catch him at it!’
50. 50Chapter 2
51. 51STILL EDUCATIONAL
52. 52Chapter 3
53. 53A PIECE OF WORK
54. 54Chapter 4
55. 55CUPID PROMPTED
56. 56Chapter 5
57. 57MERCURY PROMPTING
58. 58I mean I’ll tell you something else.’
59. 59Chapter 6
60. 60A RIDDLE WITHOUT AN ANSWER
61. 61PRIVATE
62. 62MR EUGENE WRAYBURN
63. 63MR MORTIMER LIGHTWOOD
64. 64I bored myself to the last degree by trying to find out what I meant.
65. 65Chapter 7
66. 66IN WHICH A FRIENDLY MOVE IS ORIGINATED
67. 67Chapter 8
68. 68IN WHICH AN INNOCENT ELOPEMENT OCCURS
69. 69I shall always be happy to execute any commands you may have in that direction.’
70. 70Chapter 9
71. 71IN WHICH THE ORPHAN MAKES HIS WILL
72. 72Chapter 10
73. 73A SUCCESSOR
74. 74Chapter 11
75. 75SOME AFFAIRS OF THE HEART
76. 76Chapter 12
77. 77MORE BIRDS OF PREY
78. 78SEAMAN’S BOARDING-HOUSE.
79. 79Chapter 13
80. 80A SOLO AND A DUETT
81. 81I. There was no such thing as I, within my knowledge.
82. 82Chapter 14
83. 83STRONG OF PURPOSE
84. 84Chapter 15
85. 85THE WHOLE CASE SO FAR
86. 86I can restrain myself, and I will.’
87. 87I shall be at my work in the morning just as usual.’
88. 88Chapter 16
89. 89AN ANNIVERSARY OCCASION
90. 90BOOK THE THIRD — A LONG LANE
91. 91Chapter 1
92. 92LODGERS IN QUEER STREET
93. 93Chapter 2
94. 94A RESPECTED FRIEND IN A NEW ASPECT
95. 95MISS JENNY WREN
96. 96DOLLS’ DRESSMAKER.
97. 97Chapter 3
98. 98THE SAME RESPECTED FRIEND IN MORE ASPECTS THAN ONE
99. 99Chapter 4
100. 100A HAPPY RETURN OF THE DAY
101. 101Chapter 5
102. 102THE GOLDEN DUSTMAN FALLS INTO BAD COMPANY
103. 103Chapter 6
104. 104THE GOLDEN DUSTMAN FALLS INTO WORSE COMPANY
105. 105I have. Let me go after him.’
106. 106Chapter 7
107. 107THE FRIENDLY MOVE TAKES UP A STRONG POSITION
108. 108Chapter 8
109. 109THE END OF A LONG JOURNEY
110. 110I am the Relieving Officer appointed by eternal ordinance to do my work;
111. 111Chapter 9
112. 112SOMEBODY BECOMES THE SUBJECT OF A PREDICTION
113. 113I was going to say that it was a pleasure to me to look at you, Lizzie.
114. 114I can say.’ There she stopped.
115. 115Chapter 10
116. 116SCOUTS OUT
117. 117Chapter 11
118. 118IN THE DARK
119. 119Chapter 12
120. 120MEANING MISCHIEF
121. 121Chapter 13
122. 122GIVE A DOG A BAD NAME, AND HANG HIM
123. 123Chapter 14
124. 124MR WEGG PREPARES A GRINDSTONE FOR MR BOFFIN’S NOSE
125. 125Chapter 15
126. 126THE GOLDEN DUSTMAN AT HIS WORST
127. 127I hope it may be needless) of my being free from the sordid design attributed to me.’
128. 128I hear him say it, bless you! I look at him, now, and I see him say it!’
129. 129Chapter 16
130. 130THE FEAST OF THE THREE HOBGOBLINS
131. 131Chapter 17
132. 132A SOCIAL CHORUS
133. 133BOOK THE FOURTH — A TURNING
134. 134Chapter 1
135. 135SETTING TRAPS
136. 136Chapter 2
137. 137THE GOLDEN DUSTMAN RISES A LITTLE
138. 138Chapter 3
139. 139THE GOLDEN DUSTMAN SINKS AGAIN
140. 140Chapter 4
141. 141A RUNAWAY MATCH
142. 142‘DEAREST MA,
143. 143Chapter 5
144. 144CONCERNING THE MENDICANT’S BRIDE
145. 145I think not. But it’s so easy to hope not and think not, without the riches.’
146. 146Chapter 6
147. 147A CRY FOR HELP
148. 148Chapter 7
149. 149BETTER TO BE ABEL THAN CAIN
150. 150I may say, escaped, might have been a more creditable one than it was.
151. 151Chapter 8
152. 152A FEW GRAINS OF PEPPER
153. 153I might have known she was in it.’
154. 154Chapter 9
155. 155TWO PLACES VACATED
156. 156‘OLD RIAH,
157. 157F.’
158. 158Chapter 10
159. 159THE DOLLS’ DRESSMAKER DISCOVERS A WORD
160. 160Chapter 11
161. 161EFFECT IS GIVEN TO THE DOLLS’ DRESSMAKER’S DISCOVERY
162. 162Chapter 12
163. 163THE PASSING SHADOW
164. 164I am going straight home, and shall remain at home to-morrow until noon.
165. 165Chapter 13
166. 166SHOWING HOW THE GOLDEN DUSTMAN HELPED TO SCATTER DUST
167. 167Chapter 14
168. 168CHECKMATE TO THE FRIENDLY MOVE
169. 169conclusion came upon him, stopped rather abruptly.
170. 170Chapter 15
171. 171WHAT WAS CAUGHT IN THE TRAPS THAT WERE SET
172. 172I takes my leave of the lambs and of their learned governor both.’
173. 173Chapter 16
174. 174PERSONS AND THINGS IN GENERAL
175. 175I feel sensitive, when I see a disposition on her part to take me up short?’
176. 176Chapter 17
177. 177THE VOICE OF SOCIETY
178. 178POSTSCRIPT
179. 179IN LIEU OF PREFACE