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04. David Copperfield's Journey from Yarmouth to London
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63. Rochester Coach, The
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Charles Dickens Centenary 1812-1912, The
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Committee Choose the Punch. Bowl, The
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D13. David Copperfield's First Sight of London
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D14. Pickwickians Leave the Golden Cross for Rochester, The
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D2. David Copperfield Arrives in London
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D3. Nicholas Nickleby’s Departure for Dotheboys Hall
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D6. Mr Pecksniff Leaves for London
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D7. Election at Eatanswill, The
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David Copperfield Leaving Margate
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David Copperfield on His way to School
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Dickens Centenary 1812-1912 Booklet
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Dickens London
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Dickens London
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Dickens No. 11
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Dickens No. 12
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Election at Eatanswill, The
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Hotel Stable Yard
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Oliver Asks for More
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Rough Journey, A
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Two Wellers at the Blue Boar, The
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Untitled-Marine Parade, Brighton, The
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York Coach Passing the Old Queen's Head
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