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The Personal History of David Copperfield

Chapter 4: ERRATA.
By Charles Dickens
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A first-person narrative traces a young narrator's life from birth through difficult childhood, schooling, early work, and the trials of adulthood. The plot moves episodically through friendships, romantic attachments, betrayals, and financial reversals, with a wide gallery of eccentric and memorable secondary figures. Themes include memory and self-definition, the impact of social class and moral choices, and the consolations of domestic affection and perseverance. The structure alternates personal recollection with vivid scenes of urban and coastal life to chart gradual personal and moral growth.

ERRATA.

  • Page 74, line 7 from bottom of page, for “bo’” read “bor’.”
  • Page 74, “ 2 from bottom of page, make the same correction.
  • Page 76, “ 14 from bottom of page, make the same correction.
  • Page 102, “ 21 from top of page, make the same correction.
  • Page 102, twenty lines in advance, make the same correction.
  • Page 558, line 19 from bottom of page, for “Norwich” read “Ipswich.”

THE
PERSONAL HISTORY AND EXPERIENCE
OF
DAVID COPPERFIELD THE YOUNGER.