The Uncommercial Traveller

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The Uncommercial Traveller Charles Dickens

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  Miggot’sbetterdaysthatinspiredmyfriendwithhisdelusionrespectingthechambers,butheneverwaveredinhisfidelitytoitforamoment,thoughhewallowedindirtsevenyears。

  Twoofthewindowsofthesechamberslookeddownintothegarden;

  andwehavesatuptheretogethermanyasummerevening,sayinghowpleasantitwas,andtalkingofmanythings。Tomyintimacywiththattopset,Iamindebtedforthreeofmyliveliestpersonalimpressionsofthelonelinessoflifeinchambers。Theyshallfollowhere,inorder;first,second,andthird。

  First。MyGray’sInnfriend,onatime,hurtoneofhislegs,anditbecameseriouslyinflamed。Notknowingofhisindisposition,I

  wasonmywaytovisithimasusual,onesummerevening,whenIwasmuchsurprisedbymeetingalivelyleechinField-court,Gray’sInn,seeminglyonhiswaytotheWestEndofLondon。Astheleechwasalone,andwasofcourseunabletoexplainhisposition,evenifhehadbeeninclinedtodosowhichhehadnottheappearanceofbeing,Ipassedhimandwenton。TurningthecornerofGray’sInn-square,Iwasbeyondexpressionamazedbymeetinganotherleech-alsoentirelyalone,andalsoproceedinginawesterlydirection,thoughwithlessdecisionofpurpose。Ruminatingonthisextraordinarycircumstance,andendeavouringtorememberwhetherI

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