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His Hat Box
His Wonderful End

Dick possessed one harmless propensity—never to see a hill without paying it the compliment of running to the top of it in so many minutes, and speeding down to the bottom again in so many minutes less. He considered it a duty he owed to society at large, to be able to say in how short a time society could approach so much nearer to heaven.

His Portmanteau

His Dressing Case
His Brown-Paper Parcel

His Black Bag
His Writing Desk

But the windows of the house of Memory, and the windows of the house of Mercy, are not so easily closed as windows of glass and wood. They fly open unexpectedly; they rattle in the night; they must be nailed up.

His Leaving It 'Till Called for - Charles Dickens
His Boots - Charles Dickens
His Umbrella - John Oxenford

Reading with the Dickensians group. This first chapter was difficult to get into until Sombody's luggage was introduced.

Reading with the Dickensians group. The first chapter was difficult to get into until Sombody's luggage was introduced.