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1836
Charles Dickens
1836
Translated by Pierre Grolier
A novel written during the late 19th century. The book continues the humorous and satirical adventures of Mr. Pickwick and his companions, exploring their encounters and experiences in various social settings, including festive occasions and peculiar characters. The opening of this volume introduces Mr. Pickwick on Christmas Day, expressing his eagerness to engage with a couple of young medical students. As he converses with his servant Sam Weller, the tone is both light-hearted and comical, highlighting several humorous interactions. Upon meeting the students, Mr. Pickwick discovers their rather dubious activities, leading to a series of amusing misunderstandings and social dynamics. The chapter progresses through a festive gathering that includes oversized personalities and exchanges laden with wit, setting the stage for further antics and maintaining the whimsical style typical of Dickens's work.
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