DICKENS, C.: Nicholas Nickleby (Abridged)
Anton Lesser
2005-04-01
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The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby…
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Mr Ralph Nickleby was not…
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Having concluded his business in the City…
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The uncle and nephew looked at each other…
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In the coffee-room of the Saracen’s Head…
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The schoolmaster had scarcely uttered these words…
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Having entered Mr Snawley’s address…
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Nicholas found Golden Square in due course…
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Mr Squeers, being safely landed at the George and New Inn…
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After some further conversation between the master…
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‘Past seven, Nickleby,’ said Mr Squeers…
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Nicholas distended his stomach with a bowl of porridge
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At one o’clock, the boys…
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This business dispatched…
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On the second morning after the departure of Nicholas…
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No crying, or talking, or hoping, or fearing…
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The wretched creature, Smike…
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The cold, feeble dawn of a January morning…
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Mrs Squeers, being out of breath…
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Lifting up his eyes…
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In that quarter of London in which Golden Square is situated…
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‘Now listen to me,’ said Nicholas…
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The first care of Nicholas, next morning…
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Smike had scraped a meal together…
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After her hard week’s work at Madam Mantalini’s…
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Seven or eight gentlemen were standing around the fire…
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The poor girl, who was so overwhelmed with confusion…
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‘What is this?’ said Ralph…
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Miss La Creevy was at breakfast…
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In the first moment of surprise…
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There came a day when Kate…
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The whole capital which Nicholas found himself entitled…
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Nicholas promised to do so…
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Arrived at the drawbridge at Portsmouth…
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Nicholas was up betimes in the morning…
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Nicholas having to play Romeo for the first time…
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Lord Verisopht and Sir Mulberry Hawk found Ralph at home…
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It was four in the afternoon…
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Kate hastily attired herself for walking…
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The unexpected success and favour…
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In blissful unconsciousness…
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After a few minutes, Ralph rang his bell
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‘London at last!’ cried Nicholas…
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The man who had spoken first…
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Smike and Newman Hoggs…
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It wanted a quarter to eight when they reached Cadogan Place…
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‘Have you quite recovered…’
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Having established his mother and sister in the apartments…
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As the stranger was moving away…
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So saying, the old gentleman dragged him back into Oxford Street…
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As they shook each other by the hand…
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During the next two weeks…
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Kate Nickleby had begun to enjoy a settled feeling…
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Leaving the omnibus to pursue its journey…
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Perhaps because Tim’s accounts were more than usually intricate…
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Nicholas immediately withdrew…
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‘Mr Nickleby,’ said brother Charles…
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Ralph Nickleby stood regarding Newman Hoggs…
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It was evening…
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‘That didn’t part us,’ said the man
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With a disdainful scowl…
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‘As we gang awa’ fra’ Lunnun tomorrow neeght…’
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‘Stay,’ said Ralph, as Nicholas rose…
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‘Stop,’ interposed Ralph…
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This accidental circumstance…
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After an anxious consideration…
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Brother Charles leant back in his chair…
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The place to which Mr Cheeryble had directed him…
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‘There go the three-quarters past!’
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Whatever reasons there might have been…
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Ralph sat for three or four minutes…
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Meanwhile the two plotters…
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While Nicholas occupied his leisure hours…
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Any further reflections on this theme…
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The little race course at Hampton…
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They dined together, sumptuously…
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In an old house…
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Startled by a ring at the door…
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‘You’ve been a long time,’ said Ralph…
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Nicholas had drawn Noggs…
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Finding that Newman was determined…
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Nicholas started, at the dawn of day…
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‘I speak of this marriage,’
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That night, being the last…
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When Nicholas began…
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There are not many men…
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If some tremendous apparition…
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He burst from the room…
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Although Mrs Nickleby…
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Nicholas felt that there was only one…
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Ralph Nickleby and Arthur Gride…
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The interval between the delivery…
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It was a dark, wet, gloomy night…
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Mr Squeers, plying Mrs Sliderskew…
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Nicholas, at the end of the second day…
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And now, Nicholas began to see…
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Ralph sat alone…
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Turning from the door…
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It so happened that…
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