Charles Dickens - Master Humphrey's Clock

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Author: Charles Dickens

Genres: General Fiction,

03.02.2020

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Dedication and PrefacesChapter One, part one - Master Humphrey From His Clock-Side / Introduction to the Giant ChroniclesChapter One, part two - First Night of the Giant Chronicles / Correspondence to Master HumphreyChapter Two - Master Humphrey, From His Clock-Side, in the Chimney Corner / The Clock-Case / CorrespondenceChapter Three, part one - Master Humphrey's Visitor / Mister Pickwick's TaleChapter Three, part two - Second Part of Mister Pickwick's Tale / Further Particulars of Master Humprey's VisitorChapter Four - The ClockChapter Five - Mr. Weller's WatchChapter Six, part one - Master Humphrey, From His Clockside in the Chimney CornerChapter Six, part two - Master Humphrey, From His Clockside, continued / The Deaf Gentleman From His Own ApartmentEpilogue from Charles Dickens - To the Readers of Master Humphrey's Clock / Postscript

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Between April of 1840 and December of the following year, Charles Dickens published Master Humphrey's Clock - a weekly periodical that presented short stories ostensibly read by the title character and his circle of friends - as well as correspondence to the fictional club. Ultimately, the periodical included the complete novels "The Old Curiosity Club" and "Barnaby Rudge." These two novels are, however, referenced in the recording, when Master Humphrey and his friends refer to them. This recording presents all the published material except for the two novels. - Summary by Brad "Hamlet" Filippone