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Charles Dickens
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Charles Dickens
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Charles Dickens Reading to his daughters.
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Man With Tan Top Hat and Red Kerchief Standing Up
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Kyd Dickens Series 541
Characters from Charles Dickens. "Sam Weller" (The Pickwick Papers) "We shan't be bankrupts, & we shan't make our fort'ns. We eats our biled mutton without capers, & don't care for horse-radish 'ven ve cn get beef."
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In Dickens' Land - The Pickwick Papers
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The Pickwick Papers Series 6012
"Damages gentlemen - heavy damages - is the only punishment with which you can visit him; the only recompense you can award my client. And for these damages she now appeals to an enlightened, a high-minded, a right-feeling, a conscientious, a dispassionate, a sympathising, a contemplative jury of her civilised countrymen" - Chapter XXXIV
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Mrs.Todgers & Bailey,A woman and a boy
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What?you go a lowerin the beer?
Charles Dickens
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In Dickens Land
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The Pickwick Papers Series 6012
The Pickwick Papers- He would not deny that he was influenced by human passions,and human feelings(cheers)-possibly by human weakness
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Bill Sikes - Characters from Charles Dickens
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"Well, then, keep quiet," rejoined Sikes, with a growl like that he was accustomed to use when addressing his dog, "or I'll quiet you for a good long time to come"
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Captain Cuttle - Characters from Charles Dickens
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had been a pilot or a skipper, or a privateer's man, or all three, perhaps, and was a very salt looking man indeed
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Characters from Charles Dickens, Mrs. Sarah Gamp, Martin Chuzzlewit
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Snap her up at any price for Mrs. Gump is worth her weight and more in goldian guineas
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Dick Swiveller - Characters from Charles Dickens
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"A select convivial circle, called the 'Glorious Apollers', of which I have the honour to be Perpetual Grand."
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Mr Micawber - Characters from Charles Dickens
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I am, however delighted to add that I have now an immediate prospect of something turning up
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Mr Pecksniff, Character from Charles Dickens' Novel "Martin Chuzzlewit"
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"There is no deception, ladies and gentlemen, all is peace, a holy calm pervades me."
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Mr Peggotty - Characters from Charles Dickens
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"I'm a-going to seek my niece through the wureld. I'm a-going to find my poor niece"
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Mr. Whackford Squeers - Characters from Charles Dickens
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Mr. Squeers had but one eye, and the popular prejudice runs in favour of two,...and when he smiled, his expression bordered closely on the villainous
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Mr. Whackford Squeers from Dickens' "Nicholas Nickleby"
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"Mr. Squeers had but one eye, and the popular prejudice runs in favour of two.....and when he smiled, his expression bordered closely on the villainous."
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The Artful Dodger - Characters from Charles Dickens
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"If you don't take pocket-handkechers and watches, some other cove will, so that the coves that lose 'em will be all the worse and you'll be all the worse too, and probably half a ha'porth the better except the chap wat gets them"
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Toots from Charles Dickens
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Kyd It's of no consequence thankee"
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Trotty Veck - Characters from Charles Dickens
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"There's nothing," said Toby, "more regular in its coming round than dinner-time, and nothing less regular in its coming round than dinner. That's the great difference between 'em"
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Title:
Men in Top Hats on Sidewalk
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Harold Copping Dickens' Characters Series 3406
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Pickwick
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A. Ludovici Series 6120
And when he was knocked down,(which happened upon the average every third round")
Charles Dickens
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David Copperfield A Waiter Takes Compassion on Me
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Charles Dickens
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Characters from Charles Dickens - Mr. Pickwick
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Kyd Dickens Series 540, I
"Mr. Pickwick." (The Pickwick Papers.) "Bless his old gaiters, I never see such a fine creetur in my days. Blessed if I don't think his heart must ha' been born five-and-twenty year arter his body, at least."
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Characters from Charles Dickens - Sergeant Buzfuz
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Kyd Dickens Series 540
"Sergeant Buzfuz." (The Pickwick Papers) "Chops, Gracious heavens! and tomato sauce! Gentlemen, is the happiness of a sensitive and confiding female to be trifled away, by such shallow artifices as these?"
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Mr Pickwick Slides
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Harold Copping Character Sketches from Charles Dickens Series 9852
Mr. Pickwick went slowly and gravely down the slide, with his feet about a yard and a quarter apart. The Pickwick Papers."
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Characters Form Charles Dickens
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Kyd "Snap her up at any price, for Mrs. Gamp is worth her weight and more in goldian guineas."
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Bob Cratchit's Christmas Dinner
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Mrs. Cratchit entered - flushed, but smiling proudly - with the pudding . . . Bedight with Christmas holly stuck into the top.
Charles Dickens
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Mr. Peggotty And Little Emily
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"I am as rough as a Sea Porkypine; but no one, unless, mayhap, it is a woman, can know, I think, what our little Emily is to me."
Charles Dickens
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Ms. Micawber Makes Punch
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"Punch, my dear Copperfield, . . Like time and tide, waits for no man."
Charles Dickens
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David Coperfield
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Oilette Series 6048
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Charles Dickens and His Home
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"Quilp" (The Old Curiosity Shop), Characters from Charles Dickens
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Kyd Dickens Series 541, I
"Water for lawyers! Melted lead & brimstone you mean, nice hot blistering pitch & tar."
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Characters from Charles Dickens
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Kyd Dickens Series 54 / IV
Mrs. Sarah Gamp - Martin Chuzzlewit. "Snap her up at any price, for Mrs. Gamp is worth her weight and more in golden guineas."
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Characters from Charles Dickens "Sam Weller"
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Kyd Dickens Series 541 III
"Sam Weller" (The Pickwick Papers) "We shan't be bankrupts, & we shan't make our fort'ns. We eats our biled mutton without capers, & don't care for horse-radish ven ve can get beef
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Characters from Charles Dickens "Uriah Heep"
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Kyd Dickens Series 540
Uriah Heep (David Copperfield). "When I was quite a young boy, I got to know what umbleness did, and I took to it. I ate umble pie with an appetite. I'm very umble to the present moment, but I've got a little power."
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Characters from Charles Dickens, Mr Stiggins
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Kyd Dickens Series 541 II
"Mr. Stiggins." (The Pickwick Papers.) "All taps is vanities. If there is one of them less odious than another, it is the liquor called rum-warm, my dear young friend, "with three lumps of sugar to the tumbler.'
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Characters from Charles Dickins
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Kyd Dickens Series 541 V
"The Artful Dodger" (Oliver Twist) "If you don't take pocket-handkechers and watches, some other cove will, so that the coves that lose 'em will be all the worse, and you'll be all the worse too, and nobody half a ha' porth the better except the chap wot gets them"
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Title:
Mr. Weller
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Kyd Dickens Series 540
Characters from Charles Dickens - The Pickwick Papers. "Widders, Sammy, Widders are 'ceptions to ev'ry rule. I have heerd how many ord'nary women one wider's equal to, in pint o'comin' over you. I think it's five-and-twenty."
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The White Hart, Hook, Surrey
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In Dickens Land Series 1350
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Bob Cratchit's Christmas Dinner
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Character Sketches from Charles Dickens Series 9852
Mrs. Cratchit entered - flushed, but smiling proudly with the pudding bedight with Christmas holly stuck into the top. - A Christmas Carol."
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Dickens Characters
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Oilette Series 3407
How Scrooge Kept Christmas Day." [A Christmas Carol]
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Title:
Oliver Twist Asks For More
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Character Sketches from Charles Dickens Series 9852
"Please, sir, I want some more." The master . . . gazed in stupefied astonishment on the young rebel. - Oliver Twist."
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Trotty Veck And His Daughter Meg
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Character Sketches from Charles Dickens Series 9852
Why what an I a thinking of! . . . I shall forget my own name next. It's tripe!" - The Chimes.
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Title:
A Joyful Christmas - Charles Dickens
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It is good to be children, sometimes, And never better than at Christmas, When its mighty Founder was a child himself.! Dickens.
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Christmas Greetings - Charles Dickens
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Heap on more wood! The wind is chill, But let it whistle as it will, We'll keep our Christmas merry still. Scott.
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Title:
Oliver Twist Asks For More
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"Please, sir, I want some more." The master . . . Gazed in stupefied astonishment on the young rebel.
Charles Dickens
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Trotty Veck And His Daughter Meg
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"Why what am I a thinking of! . . I shall forget my own name next. It's tripe!"
Charles Dickens
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Bleak House
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In Dickens Land. "Here you see me utterly incapable of helping myself, and entirely in your hands. I only ask to be free. The butterflies are free. Mankind will surely not deny to Harold Skimpole what it concedes to the butterflies!" - Harold skim pole Chapter VI.
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