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A wanderer in London (1906)

Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938 · New York : The Macmillan company; London, Methuen & co. · leaf 300

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Southwarkchildren. Although the church is so lenient to literatureand the stage, no hero from the neighbouring bear-pit andbull-baiting arena is celebrated here. The Tabard to-day is just a new inn on the site of theold and is not interesting; but there is an inn close to it,a few yards north, on… … .Mi:it( UKV iNSTumiNi; cuiIk AKTK.R TIIK TK 7 I KK BY COKKKCKMO IN TICK .N.VTIci.NAI (iALLERY THE DEBTORS 207 London the WTiite Hart, a little to the north of this, stillretained its yard and galleries — just as in the days whenSamuel Weller was the boots here and first met Mr. Pick-wick on his way…

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