The Readings Of Mr. Charles Dickens, As Condensed By Himself

This collection of selected readings by Charles Dickens provides an intimate glimpse into the mind of the beloved author. These two stories, 'Nicholas Nickleby at Mr. Squeers' School' and 'Boots at the Holly-Tree Inn', are personal favorites of the author, chosen and condensed by himself. This book is a treat for both devoted fans and newcomers to Dickens' world.

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