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Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens

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5. The Golden Dustman Falls Into Bad Company ...................................................... 453

6. The Golden Dustman Falls Into Worse Company .................................................. 467

7. The Friendly Move Takes Up A Strong Position ................................................... 482

8. The End Of A Long Journey................................................................................... 493

9. Somebody Becomes The Subject Of A Prediction ................................................. 504

10. Scouts Out ............................................................................................................. 521

11. In The Dark ........................................................................................................... 535

12. Meaning Mischief ................................................................................................. 544

13. Give A Dog A Bad Name, And Hang Him .......................................................... 554

14. Mr Wegg Prepares A Grindstone For Mr Boffin's Nose ...................................... 564

15. The Golden Dustman At His Worst...................................................................... 576

16. The Feast Of The Three Hobgoblins .................................................................... 590

17. A Social Chorus .................................................................................................... 605

BOOK IV ....................................................................................................................... 616

1. Setting Traps ........................................................................................................... 616

2. The Golden Dustman Rises A Little ....................................................................... 628

3. The Golden Dustman Sinks Again ......................................................................... 638

4. A Runaway Match .................................................................................................. 649

5. Concerning The Mendicant's Bride ........................................................................ 659

6. A Cry For Help ....................................................................................................... 676

7. Better To Be Abel Than Cain ................................................................................. 689

8. A Few Grains Of Pepper......................................................................................... 699

9. Two Places Vacated................................................................................................ 710

10. The Dolls' Dressmaker Discovers A Word........................................................... 720

11. Effect Is Given To The Dolls' Dressmaker's Discovery ....................................... 727

12. The Passing Shadow ............................................................................................. 739

13. Showing How The Golden Dustman Helped To Scatter Dust ............................. 752

14. Checkmate To The Friendly Move ....................................................................... 761

15. What Was Caught In The Traps That Were Set ................................................... 773

16. Persons And Things In General ............................................................................ 785

17. The Voice Of Society............................................................................................ 796

Postscript......................................................................................................................... 802

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