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And after a slight resistance on the part of Job Trotter, Sam led his newly-found friend to the apartment of Mr. Pickwick, to whom he presented him, together with a brief summary of the dialogue we have just repeated.

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Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens

Profession: Novelist
Nationality: British

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