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vol. I. The posthumous papers of the Pickwick Club -- v. II. The life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby -- [III] The adventures of Oliver Twist -- v. IV. The old curiosity shop -- v. VIII. David Copperfield -- v. IX. American notes; The uncommercial traveller -- v. X. Bleak House -- v. XI. Hard times ; Pictures from Italy -- v. XII. Little Dorrit -- v. XIII. Christmas stories; Master Humphrey's clock -- v. XIV. Great expectations -- v. XV. Our mutual friend -- [XVI] Christmas stories -- [XVII] A tale of two cities; Master Humphrey's clock -- [XVIII] Sketches by "Boz."
Title, series statement, volume numbers from half title. Imprint from title pages for individual volumes.
Place of publication on title pages of volumes II-IV: London, Edinburgh, and New York.
"Christmas stories" consists of: The seven poor travellers, The Holly-Tree, The wreck of the Golden Mary, The perils of certain English prisoners, Going into society, The haunted house, A message from the sea, Tom Tiddler's ground, Somebody's luggage, Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings, Mrs. Lirriper's legacy, Doctor Marigold, Two ghost stories, Mugby Junction, No thoroughfare.
The Cushing Library/Rare Books copy (volume 8) contains an advertisement for the 1935 movie of David Copperfield.
Podeschi, J.B. Dickens, D143, 2nd-5th sets
The Cushing Library/Rare Books copy (v.8) is a gift of Harrison T. Meserole.