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ILLUSTRATIONS
IN COLOUR
_"Gentlemen, what does this mean? 'Chops and Tomato sauce. Yours, Pickwick'"_ _Frontispiece_
_A face, head, and shoulders, emerged from beneath the water, and disclosed the features and spectacles of Mr. Pickwick_ _Facing page_ 22
_"A what!" asked Mr. Weller, apparently horror-stricken by the word. "A Walentine," replied Sam_ " 64
_Mr. Winkle took to his heels and tore round the Crescent_ " 134
_And here, to the great horror of Mr. John Smauker, Sam Weller began to whistle_ " 138
_"Lor', do adun, Mr. Weller!"_ " 170
_The cavalcade gave three tremendous cheers_ " 244
_"I drove the old piebald"_ " 264
_He felled Mr. Benjamin Allen to the ground_ " 310
_It was a beautiful and exhilarating sight to see the red-nosed man writhing in Mr. Weller's grasp_ " 386
_The admiration of numerous elderly ladies of single condition_ " 454
IN TEXT
PAGE _Heading to Chapter I_ 1
_Heading to Chapter II_ 12
_"Now then, sir," said Sam, "off vith you, and show 'em how to do it"_ 18
_Went slowly and gravely down the slide_ 21
_Heading to Chapter III_ 26
_Heading to Chapter IV_ 43
_"If you'll have the kindness to settle that little bill of mine I'll thank you"_ 46
_Heading to Chapter V_ 59
_"Is there anybody here, named Sam?"_ 60
_Heading to Chapter VI_ 78
_Heading to Chapter VII_ 105
_"Do you do anything in this way, sir?" inquired the tall footman_ 117
_Heading to Chapter VIII_ 123
_Heading to Chapter IX_ 136
_Heading to Chapter X_ 151
_"You've been stopping to over all the posts in Bristol"_ 156
_Heading to Chapter XI_ 167
_Heading to Chapter XII_ 184
_"Take your hat off"_ 187
_Heading to Chapter XIII_ 199
_"Come on--both of you"_ 209
_Heading to Chapter XIV_ 214
_Heading to Chapter XV_ 230
_After a violent struggle, released his head and face_ 236
_Heading to Chapter XVI_ 246
_Heading to Chapter XVII_ 261
_Heading to Chapter XVIII_ 280
_A shabby man in black leggings_ 287
_Heading to Chapter XIX_ 292
_Heading to Chapter XX_ 305
_Heading to Chapter XXI_ 320
_"My uncle gave a loud stamp on the boot in the energy of the moment"_ 338
_Heading to Chapter XXII_ 340
_Mr. Winkle senior_ 352
_Heading to Chapter XXIII_ 357
_Heading to Chapter XXIV_ 374
_Heading to Chapter XXV_ 387
_Heading to Chapter XXVI_ 402
_His jolly red face shining with smiles and health_ 404
_Pointed with his thumb over his shoulder_ 416
_Heading to Chapter XXVII_ 420
_A cold collation of an Abernethy biscuit and a saveloy_ 423
_Heading to Chapter XXVIII_ 434
_A little old gentleman in a suit of snuff-coloured clothes_ 444
_Dismissed him with a harmless but ceremonious kick_ 448
_Heading to Chapter XXIX_ 449
_"The happiness of young people," said Mr. Pickwick, a little moved, "has ever been the chief pleasure of my life"_ 451
_Exchanged his old costume for the ordinary dress of Englishmen_ 455
_Tailpiece to Chapter XXIX_ 457