A Week's Tramp in Dickens-Land
A Week's Tramp in Dickens-Land
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DOOR R. Langton 172
GAD'S HILL PLACE FROM THE REAR J. Liddell 177
"THE GRAVE OF DICK, THE BEST OF BIRDS" F. G. Kitton 178
THE WELL AT GAD'S HILL PLACE " " 181
THE PORCH, GAD'S HILL PLACE J. Liddell 183
THE CEDARS, GAD'S HILL E. Hull 185
VIEW FROM THE ROOF OF DICKENS'S HOUSE, GAD'S HILL F. G. Kitton 189
FAC-SIMILES OF GAD'S HILL GAZETTE AND FINAL NOTICE 199-203
TEMPLE FARM, STROOD F. G. Kitton 213
AT TEMPLE FARM, STROOD " " 214
CRYPT, TEMPLE FARM " " 215
THE "CRISPIN AND CRISPIANUS," STROOD " " 218
OLD QUARRY HOUSE, STROOD " " 236
FRINDSBURY CHURCH " " 239
ROCHESTER FROM STROOD PIER " " 245
ST. MARY'S CHURCH, CHATHAM W. Dadson 256
NO. 11, ORDNANCE TERRACE, CHATHAM E. Hull 259
THE HOUSE ON THE BROOK, CHATHAM " 260
GILES'S SCHOOL, CHATHAM " 261
MITRE INN, CHATHAM " 263
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About 20 years after the death of Dickens, the author and his friend decide to travel around and find the real-life settings for scenes in his novels and stories. For the most part, they succeed; they did try pretty hard.
As for me, about halfway in I re-read Pickwick, just so as to keep up.
As for me, about halfway in I re-read Pickwick, just so as to keep up.
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