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General & OtherWellerisms from "Pickwick," and "Master Humphrey's clock." Selected by Charles F. Rideal, and edited with an introduction by Charles KentCharles Dickens
Wellerisms from "Pickwick," and "Master Humphrey's clock." Selected by Charles F. Rideal, and edited with an introduction by Charles Kent
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“Wellerisms from "Pickwick," and "Master Humphrey's clock." Selected by Charles F. Rideal, and edited with an introduction by Charles Kent” by Charles…
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Charles Dickens (1812–1870) worked in a boot-blacking factory as a boy while his father was in a debtors' prison, and poverty and wronged childhood run through his novels, from Oliver Twist to the largely autobiographical David Copperfield.