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Bleak house is a tight criticism on British Judiciary. The criticism is not direct at the start as it is described in a hidden way but in the end it becomes more direct and corrosive at the same time. The legal system of the 19th century almost tempted people to commit crimes as the process was always delayed and because of it people had to take the things in their own hands. The case of the inheritance goes on and it becomes more complicated after the introduction of each character.

None of the characters show readiness to leave anything for the others’ sake. The plot also raises several question regarding the society as what would you do if you inherit a large property like the Bleak House all of a sudden. Would you stop giving time to your job as you don’t need it any more or would you change your personality to some extent in front of the general public? Such a theme and plot is quite rare in Dickens’ works as we don’t get such a hint in the novels like Great Expectations and David Copperfield .

Bleak House

The novels are usually autobiographical in which there are tags from Dickens’ past life. Here we find a lust of money as well and the greed for possession that leads to a murder even and almost all names present in the case become prime suspects within no time. The story also has some sub plots like the issue of Ada and Richard’s caretaking. Esther Summerson’s marriage is also an issue that moves side by side with the main story.

Sean Barrett and Teresa Gallagher are the two narrators one which plays the role of the third person narrator in the novel, a technique that was quite common in Dickens, era. The two narrators work well in coordination and from their balance we come to know that they have their work chalked out quite well.

 

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  • 01. welcome
  • 02. 1 - 01 Chapter 1 In Chancery London. M
  • 03. 1 - 02 This Is The Court Of Chancery
  • 04. 1 - 03 How Many People Out Of The Suit
  • 05. 1 - 04 Chapter 2 In Fashion It Is But
  • 06. 1 - 05 How Alexander Wept When He Had
  • 07. 1 - 06 'If You Want To Address Our Peo
  • 08. 1 - 07 Chapter 3 A Progress I Have A G
  • 09. 1 - 08 I Was In A Kind Of Fright Beyon
  • 10. 1 - 09 It Must Have Been Two Years Aft
  • 11. 1 - 10 He Appeared To Enjoy Beyond Eve
  • 12. 1 - 11 I Thought It Was Very Strange
  • 13. 1 - 12 As I Began To Know More I Taugh
  • 14. 1 - 13 But Of Course I Soon Considered
  • 15. 1 - 14 We Conversed In A Low Tone
  • 16. 1 - 15 Mr Kenge Now Retired, And Richa
  • 17. 2 - 01 Chapter 4 Telescopic Philanthro
  • 18. 2 - 02 As I Found (after Pacifying Him
  • 19. 2 - 03 The Girl At The Table Left Off
  • 20. 2 - 04 Soon After Seven O'clock We Wen
  • 21. 2 - 05 Her Cousin Jarndyce Had Written
  • 22. 2 - 06 Chapter 5 A Morning Adventure A
  • 23. 2 - 07 `So, Cousin,' Said The Cheeful
  • 24. 2 - 08 As It Was Still Foggy And Dark.
  • 25. 2 - 09 He Had By This Time Led Us Acro
  • 26. 2 - 10 Her Room Was Clean, But Very, V
  • 27. 2 - 11 She Stopped To Tell Us In A Whi
  • 28. 2 - 12 Before We Finally Turned Out Of
  • 29. 2 - 13 Chapter 6 Quite At Home The Day
  • 30. 2 - 14 At Barnet There Were Other Hors
  • 31. 2 - 15 `The Little Jellbys,' Said Rich
  • 32. 2 - 16 The Furniture, Old - Fashioned Ra
  • 33. 3 - 01 Our Luggage Having Arrived And
  • 34. 3 - 02 `I Covet Nothing,' Said Mr Skim
  • 35. 3 - 03 Mr Jarndyce Patted Him On The H
  • 36. 3 - 04 He Observed Us With A Genial In
  • 37. 3 - 05 As Our Absence Had Been Long En
  • 38. 3 - 06 It Was So Delicious To See The
  • 39. 3 - 07 Chapter 7 The Ghost's Walk Whil
  • 40. 3 - 08 It Has Reined So Hard And Raine
  • 41. 3 - 09 Nevertheless, Mrs Rouncewell's
  • 42. 3 - 10 Thus They Pass On From Room To
  • 43. 3 - 11 Rosa Draws Nearer To The Housek
  • 44. 3 - 12 Chapter 8 Covering A Multitude
  • 45. 3 - 13 I Left Them Still Listening To
  • 46. 3 - 14 He Walked A Little To And Fro A
  • 47. 3 - 15 I Really Was Frightened At The
  • 48. 4 - 01 `You Have Been Visiting, I Unde
  • 49. 4 - 02 If That Dark - Visaged Eldest Boy
  • 50. 4 - 03 Mrs Pardiggle, Leading The Way.
  • 51. 4 - 04 I Hope It Is Not Unkingd In Me
  • 52. 4 - 05 Chapter 9 Sing And Tokens I Don
  • 53. 4 - 06 I Believe Richard's Was As Fran
  • 54. 4 - 07 Talking Thus, They Went Upstair
  • 55. 4 - 08 To Hear Him Say All This With U
  • 56. 4 - 09 Well! I Was Full Of Business, E
  • 57. 4 - 10 All This Time Mr Guppy Was Eith
  • 58. 4 - 11 I Told Thim That He Addressed M
  • 59. 4 - 12 Chapter 10 The Law - Writer On Th
  • 60. 4 - 13 Guster, Really Aged Three Or Fo
  • 61. 4 - 14 Here He Is Today, Quiet At His
  • 62. 4 - 15 Mr Snagsby, As A Timid Man, Is
  • 63. 5 - 01 `This Is Where He Lives, Sir,'
  • 64. 5 - 02 Chapter 11 Our Dear Brother A T
  • 65. 5 - 03 He Says This, Not Unfeelingly,
  • 66. 5 - 04 The Marine - Store Marchant Holds
  • 67. 5 - 05 So The Sensation Dies Off For T
  • 68. 5 - 06 Little Swills Is Waiting For Th
  • 69. 5 - 07 While The Coroner Buttons His G
  • 70. 5 - 08 What Questions This Enthusiasti
  • 71. 5 - 09 Chapter 12 On The Watch It Has
  • 72. 5 - 10 `I Sould Like To Walk A Little,
  • 73. 5 - 11 That Evening, In The Housekeepe
  • 74. 5 - 12 All The Mirrors In The House Ar
  • 75. 5 - 13 Chesney Wold Is Quite Full Anyh
  • 76. 5 - 14 As They Turn Towards The Hall - D
  • 77. 6 - 01 Chapter 13 Esther's Narrative W
  • 78. 6 - 02 He Wound Up This Vehement Decla
  • 79. 6 - 03 I Was Sitting In Front Of The B
  • 80. 6 - 04 Mr Bayham Badger Himself Was A
  • 81. 6 - 05 After Dinner, When We Ladies Re
  • 82. 6 - 06 There He Was, Of Course.
  • 83. 6 - 07 `Now, Hear Me, My Dears!'
  • 84. 6 - 08 Chapter 14 Deportment Richard L
  • 85. 6 - 09 We Were Busy With Peepy...
  • 86. 6 - 10 There Was A Good Deal Of Affect
  • 87. 6 - 11 It Happended That We Had Arrang
  • 88. 6 - 12 `Distinguished,' Said Mr Turvey
  • 89. 6 - 13 He Replied With The High - Should
  • 90. 6 - 14 This Became So Bewildering And
  • 91. 6 - 15 `Miss Flite,' Said Mr Woodcourt
  • 92. 7 - 01 The Old Man Had Come By Little
  • 93. 7 - 02 Chapter 15 Bell Yard While We W
  • 94. 7 - 03 `It May Be, Partly, Because I K
  • 95. 7 - 04 Mr Skimpole, Who Had Quite Forg
  • 96. 7 - 05 We Were Looking At One Another.
  • 97. 7 - 06 I Stood At The Window With Ada.
  • 98. 7 - 07 The Passion And Heat In Which H
  • 99. 7 - 08 His Countenance Had, Perhaps Fo
  • 100. 7 - 09 Chapter 16 Tom - All - Alone's My L
  • 101. 7 - 10 Twice Lately There Has Been A C
  • 102. 7 - 11 He And Jo Listen To The Music..
  • 103. 7 - 12 Jo Attendes Closely While The W
  • 104. 7 - 13 The Servant Shrinks Into A Corn
  • 105. 7 - 14 Chapter 17 Esther's Narrative R
  • 106. 7 - 15 Ada Looked So Very Anxious Now
  • 107. 7 - 16 So After He Had Been A Little W
  • 108. 8 - 01 But, Even Ada, With Her Loving
  • 109. 8 - 02 This Was The First Time I Ever
  • 110. 8 - 03 I Sat Down And Said After A Lit
  • 111. 8 - 04 I Believe - At Least I Know - T
  • 112. 8 - 05 Chapter 18 Lady Dedlock It Was
  • 113. 8 - 06 While These Affairs Were In Abe
  • 114. 8 - 07 At The Inn We Found Mr Boythorn
  • 115. 8 - 08 When We Came Into The Little Vi
  • 116. 8 - 09 The Congregation Was Extremely
  • 117. 8 - 10 The Service Being Concluded, Si
  • 118. 8 - 11 I Always Wondered On These Occa
  • 119. 8 - 12 She Seemed To Respect Him And E
  • 120. 8 - 13 Chapter 19 Moving On It Is The
  • 121. 8 - 14 There Are Offices About The Inn
  • 122. 8 - 15 Mr Chadband Is A Large Yellow M
  • 123. 9 - 01 The Persecutors Denied That The
  • 124. 9 - 02 Enter Mr Guppy, Who Nods To Mr
  • 125. 9 - 03 Mrs Chadband Whispered Mrs Snag
  • 126. 9 - 04 At This Threatening Stage Of Th
  • 127. 9 - 05 Chapter 20 A New Lodger The Lon
  • 128. 9 - 06 Jobling Looks Hungry And Also H
  • 129. 9 - 07 Mr Jobling Is Buttoned Up Close
  • 130. 9 - 08 Mr Guppy Comes More Fully Into
  • 131. 9 - 09 Mr Jobling, Mr Guppy, And Mr Sm
  • 132. 9 - 10 The Old Man Still Sits, Often S
  • 133. 9 - 11 On The Morrow, In The Dusk Of E
  • 134. 9 - 12 Chapter 21 The Smallweed Family
  • 135. 9 - 13 Beside Him Is A Spare Cushion W
  • 136. 9 - 14 Judy, With Her Brother's Wink,
  • 137. 9 - 15 Charley Is Accoedingly Introduc
  • 138. 10 - 01 Mr George Sits, With His Arms
  • 139. 10 - 02 Mr George, Who Has Been Lookin
  • 140. 10 - 03 `In The First Place,' Returns
  • 141. 10 - 04 The Theatre Over, Mr George Co
  • 142. 10 - 05 Chapter 22 Mr Bucket Allegory
  • 143. 10 - 06 Mr Snagsby Drinks And Murmurs.
  • 144. 10 - 07 `I Am Sure I Am Much Obliged T
  • 145. 10 - 08 As The Unseen Wretch Goes By..
  • 146. 10 - 09 `It's Brought Into My Head, Ma
  • 147. 10 - 10 A Female Figure, Closely Veile
  • 148. 10 - 11 Chapter 23 Esther's Narrative
  • 149. 10 - 12 So Ended Our Conference, Which
  • 150. 10 - 13 We Were In A Solitary Place...
  • 151. 10 - 14 `You See, Esther,' Said Caddy.
  • 152. 10 - 15 Prince Was Teaching, Of Course
  • 153. 11 - 01 Mr Turbeydrop Underwent A Seve
  • 154. 11 - 02 I Thought Of The One Family So
  • 155. 11 - 03 I Was So Unprepared For The Pe
  • 156. 11 - 04 As I Rode Quietly Home At Nigh
  • 157. 11 - 05 Chapter 24 An Appeal Case As S
  • 158. 11 - 06 `So Much The Easier What I Hav
  • 159. 11 - 07 It Was Strange To Me That Rich
  • 160. 11 - 08 His Once More Reddening Throug
  • 161. 11 - 09 To See Everything Going On So
  • 162. 11 - 10 Turning As He Spoke And Making
  • 163. 11 - 11 `Ladies And Gentlemen,' Said M
  • 164. 11 - 12 He Drew The Hand Miss Flite He
  • 165. 11 - 13 Chapter 25 Mrs Snagsby Sees It
  • 166. 11 - 14 He Has No Respect For Mr Chadb
  • 167. 11 - 15 It Happens That Mr Chadband Ha
  • 168. 12 - 01 The Present Effect Of This Fli
  • 169. 12 - 02 Mrs Snagsby Replies By Deliver
  • 170. 12 - 03 Chapter 26 Sharpshooters Wintr
  • 171. 12 - 04 Governor And Commander Are Int
  • 172. 12 - 05 Resigning Himself To Which Con
  • 173. 12 - 06 Grandfather Smallweed Refers T
  • 174. 12 - 07 When Judy Has By These Means S
  • 175. 12 - 08 `My Dear Friend, He Is A Lawye
  • 176. 12 - 09 Chapter 27 More Old Soldiers T
  • 177. 12 - 10 Mr George Sits Squared In Exac
  • 178. 12 - 11 Mr Smallweed, Hearing That Thi
  • 179. 12 - 12 The Trooper, Without Remarking
  • 180. 12 - 13 Both Father And Son Salute The
  • 181. 12 - 14 This Mr George Does With Great
  • 182. 12 - 15 Chapter 28 The Ironmaster Sir
  • 183. 13 - 01 Such The Quests In The Long Dr
  • 184. 13 - 02 Miss Volumnia With A Third Lit
  • 185. 13 - 03 Sir Leicester Snorts A Little
  • 186. 13 - 04 The Visitor Pauses A Moment To
  • 187. 13 - 05 Chapter 29 Th Young Man Chesne
  • 188. 13 - 06 The Man's Mind Is Not So Well
  • 189. 13 - 07 My Lady Turns A Little Round A
  • 190. 13 - 08 A Kind Of Angry Smile Just Daw
  • 191. 13 - 09 There Are Diamonds Glittering
  • 192. 13 - 10 Chapter 30 Esther's Narrative
  • 193. 13 - 11 I Said I Should Have Thought I
  • 194. 13 - 12 As Soon As Her Papa Had Tranqu
  • 195. 13 - 13 Over And Above This Caddy Was
  • 196. 13 - 14 The Next Question Was How Mrs
  • 197. 13 - 15 Mr Jellyby Groaned And Laid Hi
  • 198. 14 - 01 Why Duly Came Back To Breakfas
  • 199. 14 - 02 And Then Prince Took Her Arm I
  • 200. 14 - 03 Chapter 31 Nurse And Patient I
  • 201. 14 - 04 I Had No Thought That Night -
  • 202. 14 - 05 The Other Woman Came Hurriedly
  • 203. 14 - 06 My Gurdian Stopped And Looked
  • 204. 14 - 07 Ada Being In Our Room With A C
  • 205. 14 - 08 I Heard Ada's Voice Outside, A
  • 206. 14 - 09 And Charley Did Not Die.
  • 207. 14 - 10 Chapter 32 The Appointed Time
  • 208. 14 - 11 It Is No Phenomenon That Mr Sn
  • 209. 14 - 12 If Mr Snagsby Hastens Home To
  • 210. 14 - 13 Tony Again Entreats That The S
  • 211. 14 - 14 The Light Vivacoius Tone Of Fa
  • 212. 14 - 15 `How Did He First Come By That
  • 213. 15 - 01 Chapter 33 Interlopers Now Do
  • 214. 15 - 02 Thus Night Pursues Its Leaden
  • 215. 15 - 03 Mr Snagsby Casts His Eye Forlo
  • 216. 15 - 04 While They Are So Conversing,
  • 217. 15 - 05 Mrs Smallweed Instantly Begins
  • 218. 15 - 06 At Last Come The Coroner And H
  • 219. 15 - 07 Chapter 34 A Turn Of The Screw
  • 220. 15 - 08 The Old Firl Never Appears In
  • 221. 15 - 09 Mrs Bagnet Ceasing, Mr Bagnet
  • 222. 15 - 10 The Trooper Returns That This
  • 223. 15 - 11 Grandfather Smallweed Smiles I
  • 224. 15 - 12 He Vociferates This So Loudlyt
  • 225. 15 - 13 The Lawyer Sits Down In His Ea
  • 226. 15 - 14 Boiled Beef And Greens Constit
  • 227. 16 - 01 Chapter 35 Esther's Narrative
  • 228. 16 - 02 How Well I Remember The Pleasa
  • 229. 16 - 03 `Is It Possible, Guardian,' I
  • 230. 16 - 04 And My Guardian Put A Letter I
  • 231. 16 - 05 `If You Please, Miss,' Said Ch
  • 232. 16 - 06 I Tried To Assure Her That Thi
  • 233. 16 - 07 I Was Obliged To Confess That
  • 234. 16 - 08 Chapter 36 Chesney Wold Charle
  • 235. 16 - 09 I Took Care To Be Up Early In
  • 236. 16 - 10 The Air Blwe As Freshly And Re
  • 237. 16 - 11 I Raised My Mother Up, Praying
  • 238. 16 - 12 My Mother, Who Until This Time
  • 239. 16 - 13 These Are The Real Feelings Th
  • 240. 16 - 14 For I Saw Very Well That I Cou
  • 241. 17 - 01 Chapter 37
  • 242. 17 - 02 I Put My Veil Up,
  • 243. 17 - 03 I Began Seriously To Think
  • 244. 17 - 04 I Could Almost Have Beleived I
  • 245. 17 - 05 Untitled
  • 246. 17 - 06 Untitled
  • 247. 17 - 07 As They Were To Remain With Us
  • 248. 17 - 08 His Further Consideration
  • 249. 17 - 09 Chapter 38
  • 250. 17 - 10 All This Presented The Art To
  • 251. 17 - 11 There Was Something In The Pic
  • 252. 17 - 12 I Gave Him A Little Time
  • 253. 17 - 13 I Must Say For Mr Guppy
  • 254. 17 - 14 Chapter 39 Attorney And Client
  • 255. 17 - 15 The Respectability Of Mr Vhole
  • 256. 18 - 01 `Again Nothing Done!' Says Ric
  • 257. 18 - 02 Mr Vholes Gives It A Rap, And
  • 258. 18 - 03 Vholes Finally Adds, By Way Of
  • 259. 18 - 04 Is Richard A Monster In All Th
  • 260. 18 - 05 Never Since It Has Been A Cour
  • 261. 18 - 06 Mr Guppy, Slightly Nudging His
  • 262. 18 - 07 Chapter 40 National And Domest
  • 263. 18 - 08 But The Fire Of The Sun Is Dyi
  • 264. 18 - 09 Daily The Cousins Trot Through
  • 265. 18 - 10 Volumnia Had Thought He Might
  • 266. 18 - 11 `A Proposal Which, As You Corr
  • 267. 18 - 12 Her Head Concedes It, And Vulm
  • 268. 18 - 13 Chapter 41 In Mr Tulkinghorn's
  • 269. 18 - 14 `Sir,' She Says, For The Momen
  • 270. 18 - 15 He Promptly Says Again, `Have
  • 271. 19 - 01 She Stands Looking Out At The
  • 272. 19 - 02 Chapter 42 In Mr Tulkinghorn's
  • 273. 19 - 03 Mr Tulkinghorn Had Listened Gr
  • 274. 19 - 04 'Having Said This, Have You An
  • 275. 19 - 05 Chapter 43 Esther's Narrative
  • 276. 19 - 06 Ada, Glancing At Me, Said She
  • 277. 19 - 07 My Guardian Looked At Us With
  • 278. 19 - 08 Hearing That His Examination (
  • 279. 19 - 09 Ada And I Conversed With These
  • 280. 19 - 10 The Visitor Was In The Room Wh
  • 281. 19 - 11 Sir Leicester Dedlock Coughed
  • 282. 19 - 12 Chapter 44 The Letter And The
  • 283. 19 - 13 He Took It In His, Holding Me
  • 284. 19 - 14 But He Did Not Hint To Me That
  • 285. 20 - 01 Chapter 45 In Trust One Mornin
  • 286. 20 - 02 It Appeared To Us That Mr Vhol
  • 287. 20 - 03 But When We Got Into A Warm Ro
  • 288. 20 - 04 He Was In That Mood In Which I
  • 289. 20 - 05 I Will Not Repeat What I Said
  • 290. 20 - 06 I Felt As If He Had Greater Co
  • 291. 20 - 07 Chapter 46 Stop Him! Darkness
  • 292. 20 - 08 A Habit In Him Of Speaking To
  • 293. 20 - 09 Alllan Woodcourt Pauses To Loo
  • 294. 20 - 10 Jo Looks All Round The Court A
  • 295. 20 - 11 `Aye!' Says Allan. `Why, What
  • 296. 20 - 12 Chapter 47 Jo's Will As Allan
  • 297. 20 - 13 Miss Flite, Mighty Proud Of Co
  • 298. 20 - 14 As He Puts The Question, He Be
  • 299. 20 - 15 Phil Squod And Jo Are Sent Out
  • 300. 21 - 01 Mr Snagsby Is Behind His Count
  • 301. 21 - 02 The Softened Stationer Deposit
  • 302. 21 - 03 After Watching Him Closely A L
  • 303. 21 - 04 Chapter 48 Closing In The Plac
  • 304. 21 - 05 The Pretty Face Is Checked In
  • 305. 21 - 06 Therefore There Is Not Much Th
  • 306. 21 - 07 `I Beg Your Pardon,' Interpose
  • 307. 21 - 08 Sir Leicester Considers Himsel
  • 308. 21 - 09 `If, Sir,' She Begins, `in My
  • 309. 21 - 10 She Removes Her Hand, Turns He
  • 310. 21 - 11 A Fine Night, And A Bright Lar
  • 311. 21 - 12 Has Mr Tulkinghorn Been Disput
  • 312. 21 - 13 Chapter 49 Dutiful Friendship
  • 313. 21 - 14 Quebec And Malta Here Exclaim,
  • 314. 21 - 15 Mr George Produces His Present
  • 315. 22 - 01 These Blandishments Have Entir
  • 316. 22 - 02 Nothing Could Be More Acceptab
  • 317. 22 - 03 'Now, George,' Says Mr Bucket
  • 318. 22 - 04 Chapter 50 Esther's Narrative
  • 319. 22 - 05 I Felt In This Short Conversat
  • 320. 22 - 06 Then There Was Old Mr Turveydr
  • 321. 22 - 07 I Have Not Counted Mr Woodcour
  • 322. 22 - 08 As There Was A Little Pause He
  • 323. 22 - 09 Chapter 51 Englightened When M
  • 324. 22 - 10 Mr Woodcourt Rather Sternly Re
  • 325. 22 - 11 AFterwards, When Mr Woodcourt
  • 326. 22 - 12 His Hopefulness Had Long Been
  • 327. 22 - 13 Thus The Time Went On Until It
  • 328. 22 - 14 Chapter 52 Obstinacy But One O
  • 329. 22 - 15 He Scarcely Seemed To Be The P
  • 330. 23 - 01 `Pray Think, Once More, Mr Geo
  • 331. 23 - 02 The Door Had Been Opened To Ad
  • 332. 23 - 03 For An Instant I Felt Such A S
  • 333. 23 - 04 Chapter 53 The Track Mr Bucket
  • 334. 23 - 05 Not Another Word Does Mr Bucke
  • 335. 23 - 06 With That He Returns To Finish
  • 336. 23 - 07 Volumnia Gives Mr Bucket To Un
  • 337. 23 - 08 The Cousin, Who Has Been Casti
  • 338. 23 - 09 The Doors Are Thrown Open...
  • 339. 23 - 10 Chapter 54 Springing A Mine Re
  • 340. 23 - 11 Sir Leicester, Leaning Back In
  • 341. 23 - 12 Sir Leicester Sits Lke A Statu
  • 342. 23 - 13 `You Don't Happen To Know Why
  • 343. 23 - 14 Mr Smallweed Is Quite Clear Th
  • 344. 23 - 15 While This Exordium Is In Hand
  • 345. 24 - 01 Mr Bucket Follows Them To The
  • 346. 24 - 02 Mademoiselle Complies, Saying
  • 347. 24 - 03 `I Went Home, Sir Leicester De
  • 348. 24 - 04 Two Things Are Especially Obse
  • 349. 24 - 05 Mademoiselle Hortense, Casting
  • 350. 24 - 06 Chapter 55 Flight Inspector Bu
  • 351. 24 - 07 All This Mrs Bagned Now Relate
  • 352. 24 - 08 She Can Ask, And He Can Answer
  • 353. 24 - 09 Mrs Rouncewell, Drawing Up Her
  • 354. 24 - 10 `Take Her, My Old Friend, And
  • 355. 24 - 11 Lady Dedlock Raises Her Withou
  • 356. 24 - 12 `What Have I To Do With That,
  • 357. 24 - 13 Chapter 56 Pursuit Impassive,
  • 358. 24 - 14 After Making A Survey Of The R
  • 359. 24 - 15 The Velocity And Certainty Of
  • 360. 25 - 01 He Completes His Observations.
  • 361. 25 - 02 Chapter 57 Esther's Narrative
  • 362. 25 - 03 He Gave Me His Arm, And The Tw
  • 363. 25 - 04 He Had Gone Into Every Late Of
  • 364. 25 - 05 We Were Now In Front Of The Ho
  • 365. 25 - 06 We Set Off Again Immediately.
  • 366. 25 - 07 After Another Silence, The Hus
  • 367. 25 - 08 I Could Eat Nothinig And Could
  • 368. 25 - 09 A Good Endearing Creature She
  • 369. 25 - 10 Chapter 58 A Wintry Day And Ni
  • 370. 25 - 11 And Not The Least Amazing Circ
  • 371. 25 - 12 The Old Housekeeper And Her So
  • 372. 25 - 13 He Is Lying Thus, Apparently F
  • 373. 25 - 14 `I Was About To Add,' He Prese
  • 374. 26 - 01 Overpowered By His Exertions,
  • 375. 26 - 02 An Effect Of These Horror Is T
  • 376. 26 - 03 Chapter 59 Esther's Narrative
  • 377. 26 - 04 `Now, Miss Summerson,' He Said
  • 378. 26 - 05 The Last Police - Offecer With W
  • 379. 26 - 06 As They Went Out, Mr Bucket Ma
  • 380. 26 - 07 It Had Been Written In Portion
  • 381. 26 - 08 It Was Necessary For Her Mistr
  • 382. 26 - 09 I Have The Most Confused Impre
  • 383. 26 - 10 Chapter 60 Perspective I Proce
  • 384. 26 - 11 He Checked Himself In Glancing
  • 385. 26 - 12 We Said No More About It...
  • 386. 26 - 13 The Poor Soul Kissed Me With T
  • 387. 26 - 14 `Pardon Me,' Returned Mr Vhole
  • 388. 26 - 15 They Left My Dear Girl Still S
  • 389. 27 - 01 Chapter 61 A Discovery The Day
  • 390. 27 - 02 I Was Coming To The Point With
  • 391. 27 - 03 `Observe The Case, My Dar Miss
  • 392. 27 - 04 I Was There, As I Have Mention
  • 393. 27 - 05 `Dear Mr Woodcourt,' Said I...
  • 394. 27 - 06 Chapter 62 Another Discovery I
  • 395. 27 - 07 A Servant Came To The Door To
  • 396. 27 - 08 Mr Bucket Eyed The Old Man For
  • 397. 27 - 09 He Unbolted The Door, Called I
  • 398. 27 - 10 Chapter 63 Steel And Iron Geor
  • 399. 27 - 11 George, Full Of The Idea Of Ir
  • 400. 27 - 12 `My Dear George,' Returns His
  • 401. 27 - 13 `There It Is, Brother,' Cries
  • 402. 28 - 01 Chapter 64 Esther's Narrative
  • 403. 28 - 02 Because He Was So Dear, So Goo
  • 404. 28 - 03 I Was Cold, And I Trembled Vio
  • 405. 28 - 04 What Happiness Was Ours That D
  • 406. 28 - 05 Mr Jobling Said `Certainly' An
  • 407. 28 - 06 Chapter 65 Beginning The World
  • 408. 28 - 07 At This Juncture We Perceived
  • 409. 28 - 08 I Would Not Let Him Take Me To
  • 410. 28 - 09 My Guardian, The Picture Of A
  • 411. 28 - 10 Chapter 66 Down In Lincolnshir
  • 412. 28 - 11 Volumnia, Growing With The Fli
  • 413. 28 - 12 Chapter 67 The Close Of Esther
  • 414. 28 - 13 With The First Money We Saved

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