Bleak House Guido M. Berndt

Bleak House Guido M. BerndtRegarded as one of the authors finest and most ambitious works, Bleak House all but overflows with the imaginative inventiveness unique to Dickens as it holds the reader fast to his most involved and involving plot. First published in 1853, Bleak House is a Victorian epic with a court case of fiendish difficulty at its center. The legal systems inability to resolve a will effects the lives of a broad swath of interconnected characters, revealing

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782 lines of verse and seven folios of prose

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