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The private residence of Mr Pancks was in Pentonville, where he lodged

on the second-floor of a professional gentleman in an extremely small

ho had an inner-door within the street door, poised on a spring

and starting open with a click like a trap; and rote up in the

fan-light,

RUGG, GENERAL AGENT, ACCOUNTANT, DEBTS RECOVERED

This scroll, majestic in its severe si on the thirsty high-road, where a few

of the dustiest of leaves hung their dis

A professor of writing occupied the first-floor, and enlivened

the garden railings with glass-cases containing choice examples of what

his pupils had been before six lessons and while the whole of his young

family shook the table, and what they had beco family was under restraint The tenancy of Mr Pancks was

li with Mr Rugg

his landlord, that in consideration of a certain scale of payments

accurately defined, and on certain verbal notice duly given, he should

be at liberty to elect to share the Sunday breakfast, dinner, tea, or

supper, or each or any or all of those repasts or hter) in the back-parlour