XXI
320 |
| “My uncle gave a loud stamp on the boot in the energy of the moment” |
338 |
| Heading to Chapter XXII |
340 |
| Mr. Winkle senior |
352 |
| Heading to Chapter XXIII |
357 |
| Heading to Chapter XXIV |
374 |
| Heading to Chapter XXV |
387 |
| Heading to Chapter XXVI |
402 |
| His jolly red face shining with smiles and health |
404 |
| Pointed with his thumb over his shoulder |
416 |
| Heading to Chapter XXVII |
420 |
| A cold collation of an Abernethy biscuit and a saveloy |
423 |
| Heading to Chapter XXVIII |
434 |
| A little old gentleman in a suit of snuff-coloured clothes |
444 |
| Dismissed him with a harmless but ceremonious kick |
448 |
| Heading to Chapter XXIX |
449 |
| “The happiness of young people,” said Mr. Pickwick, a little moved, “has ever been the chief pleasure of my life” |
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