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A series of conversational sketches and travel notes in which the narrator wanders through London, provincial towns, and occasional sea voyages, recording small incidents, local characters, and institutional scenes. Combining keen observation, anecdote, and wry humour, the pieces range from vivid reports of accidents and maritime mishaps to reflections on theatres, workhouses, churches, and street life, often shifting between affectionate curiosity and social criticism. The tone alternates between light-hearted reportage and sober compassion, and the episodic structure uses detailed description to illuminate the everyday oddities and hardships of urban and itinerant existence.

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Title: The Uncommercial Traveller

Author: Charles Dickens

Release date: May 1, 1997 [eBook #914]
Most recently updated: June 8, 2021

Language: English

Credits: David Price

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The Uncommercial
Traveller

 

By CHARLES DICKENS

 

With Illustrations by Harry Furniss and A. J. Goodman

 

LONDON: CHAPMAN & HALL, LD.
NEW YORK: CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS
1905


CONTENTS

CHAPTER I. His General Line of Business
CHAPTER II. The Shipwreck
CHAPTER III. Wapping Workhouse
CHAPTER IV. Two Views of a Cheap Theatre
CHAPTER V. Poor Mercantile Jack
CHAPTER VI. Refreshments for Travellers
CHAPTER VII. Travelling Abroad
CHAPTER VIII. The Great Tasmania’s Cargo
CHAPTER IX. City of London Churches
CHAPTER X. Shy Neighbourhoods
CHAPTER XI. Tramps
CHAPTER XII. Dullborough Town
CHAPTER XIII. Night Walks
CHAPTER XIV. Chambers
CHAPTER XV. Nurse’s Stories
CHAPTER XVI. Arcadian London
CHAPTER XVII. The Italian Prisoner
CHAPTER XVIII. The Calais Night Mail
CHAPTER XIX. Some Recollections of Mortality
CHAPTER XX. Birthday Celebrations
CHAPTER XXI. The Short-Timers
CHAPTER XXII. Bound for the Great Salt Lake
CHAPTER XXIII. The City of the Absent
CHAPTER XXIV. An Old Stage-coaching House
CHAPTER XXV. The Boiled Beef of New England
CHAPTER XXVI. Chatham Dockyard
CHAPTER XXVII. In the French-Flemish Country
CHAPTER XXVIII. Medicine Men of Civilisation
CHAPTER XXIX. Titbull’s Alms-Houses
CHAPTER XXX. The Ruffian
CHAPTER XXXI. Aboard Ship
CHAPTER XXXII. A Small Star in the East
CHAPTER XXXIII. A Little Dinner in an Hour
CHAPTER XXXIV. Mr. Barlow
CHAPTER XXXV. On an Amateur Beat
CHAPTER XXXVI. A Fly-Leaf in a Life
CHAPTER XXXVII. A Plea for Total Abstinence

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Time and his Wife
A Cheap Theatre
The City Personage
Titbull’s Alms-Houses