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Society?
and
Barnacles?
Merdles?
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Flora?
Casby?
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Pet’s Marriage

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Yes.
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Release of the Father of the Marshalsea, and enrichment
of the whole family.
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Mrs Gowan's reception of Pet, and submission to her
son's marriage - in other words, to his having his debts paid
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Mr and Mrs Meagles, and their loss.
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Society’s idea of a marriage.
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Clennam has already pledged himself to Minn Pet, to use
his influence with her father, towards elevating her
husband in his good opinion. Observe this always

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(Little Dorrit. ——————————————- No. X.)

Chapter XXXIII.

Mrs Merdle’s complaint.

As opposed to Mr Merdle's complaint - His heavy and careworn manner
is not fit for Society.
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Mrs Gowan's pretext, dandled about between herself & Mrs Merdle. Open
with this Edmund Sparkler - Pave the way for a change in Mr Merdle's manner.

Chapter XXXIV.

A disappointed Man A Shoal of Barnacles.

Pet's Wedding.
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A "dissappointed man", Gowan.
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The Shoal of Barnacles and Lord Decimus.
And yet the company does Mr. Meagles good
"Such high company!”

Chapter XXXV.

What was behind Mr Pancks on Little Dorrit’s hand

Pancks authorizes Clennam to “break it” to the Family -
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Summing up of the Conspiracy
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Clennam with Little Dorrit at Flora's (Flora)

Both with Mr Dorrit at the Marshalsea
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Contrast of father and daughter.

Chapter XXXVI.

The Marshalsea becomes an Orphan.

The Departure from the Prison - Feast &c
/Two Brothers - "What will they do without me.
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all particulars and family procession Casby??? Casby
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But no mention of Little Dorrit until the end. Quite forgotten.
and brought out insensible by Clennam {????].

End of The First Book.

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