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ELECBOOK CLASSICS
MARTIN
CHUZZLEWIT
Charles Dickens
ELECBOOK CLASSICS
ebc0008. Charles Dickens: Martin Chuzzlewit
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THE LIFE AND
ADVENTURES OF
MARTIN
CHUZZLEWIT
Charles Dickens
Martin Chuzzlewit 4
Contents
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Chapter 1. Introductory, Concerning The Pedigree Of
The Chuzzlewit Family........................................................................11
Chapter 2. Wherein Certain Persons Are Presented To
The Reader, With Whom He May, If He Please,
e Better Acquainted .................................................................20
Chapter 3. In Which Certain Other Persons Are
Introduced; On The Same Terms As In The Last
Chapter...................................................................................................45
Chapter 4. From Which It Will Appear That If Union
Be Strength, And Family Affection Be Pleasant To
Contemplate, The Chuzzlewits Were The Strongest
And Most Agreeable Family In The World.......................................70
Chapter 5. Containing A Full Account Of The
Installation Of Mr Pecksniff’s New Pupil Into The
Bosom Of Mr Pecksniff’s Family. With All The
Festivities Held On That Occasion, And The Great
Enjoyment Of Mr Pinch.......................................................................98
Chapter 6. Comprises, Among Other Important
Matters, Pecksniffian And Architectural, An Exact
Relation Of The Progress Made By Mr Pinch In The
Confidence And Friendship Of The New Pupil .............................129
Chapter 7. In Which Mr Chevy Slyme Asserts The
Independence Of His Spirit; And The Blue Dragon
Loses A Limb.......................