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Themes and Issues,The action of . is dominated by images of decay and waste, muddle and neglect. A sense of weariness and lethargy pervades the whole book, from the description of the legal delays over . and . in the first chapter to the account of a darkening Chesney Wold at the close.

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Specimen Passage and Commentary,h them to her employer’s house in St. Albans. On the way they spend the night at Mrs Jellyby’s in London and, going for a walk the next morning (in Chapter 5) they meet Miss Flite, whom they had already met in Court the day before. She insists on inviting them to her lodgings:

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Schriften zur Datenverarbeitungns between the different parts become clearer, and they are all seen to be related to each other. Some readers may find it initially helpful to think of the novel as consisting of two main stories - the . of Esther, Ada, Richard and Mr Jarndyce, and the . of Chesney Wold, consisting of Sir Leicester

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Leitfaden für physikalische Schülerübungenovels, and .’s picture of the ineffective workings of the Court of Chancery, where the celebrated Jennings case, begun in 1798, was still not settled in 1852, suggests that Dickens was dealing with very recent history indeed. References to slums and pollution were also extremely topical, for nearly