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Fanny Dorrit?
The Theatre? Yes
Her uncle? Yes

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Start from the Marshalsea, carrying on from last No.? Yes

Miss Wade? No

Lagnier? No.

Flora Casby?

Pancks?

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No. Hold over.

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Chapter XIX.

The Father of the Marshalsea in two or three relations.

The two brothers. ==

Condense, if possible, the whole fatherly character
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Scene with the father and daughter
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You have never seen me

“ No no, I have never seen him in my life!”

Chapter XX.

Moving in Society.

Family Pride

The Theatre / Indistinctly seen, as Little Dorrit saw it
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Now Ladies — Now Darlings

Uncle in the Orchestra. Sunk from the upper sky.
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Mrs Merdle — Bosom — Society, Society, Society.

The Shadow of the Marshalsea
on whom?
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Chapter XXI.

Mr Merdle’s Complaint.

People like the houses they Inhabit - Suppose a dinner party of houses

Still Society - always Society - Everything for Society
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Dinner and reception - Society there - Treasury, Admiralty, Church, Bar,

Physic / The Physician and Mr Merdle's mysterious complaint (, to wit:

Forgery Fraud & Forgery

bye & bye

Young Sparkler

Shadow continued

Chapter XXII.

Conference[s?] A puzzle

Mrs. Chivery - "Since in this house I have been," construction
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Our John sits among the linen disconsolate — Says its like Groves.
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Dawn of Little Dorrit’s love love for Arthur — Maggy -

The shadow of the Marshalsea Wall

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