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• Dickens, too, was quick to exploit the possibility of a mass readership.

• Dickens treats them as he almost always treats governmental machinery - as so much red-tape.

• Dickens presents a pseudo-aristocratic register in the noun phrases "familiar denomination," "antlered herd" and "shady precincts," with their connotations of hunting and hereditary lineage.

• Dickens attempts to set up a being devoid of the romanticized national culture.

• Dickens himself was not unaware of his hypocrisy in the matter.

• Dickens later performed magic privately for friends and family (p. 131). 12.

• Dickens, it appeared, was more interested in causing trouble and enhancing his own prominence than in engaging in a discussion of the evidence.

• Dickens could not shake his own conviction that the factory system possessed a mysterious and unfathomable interiority.

• Dickens's allusions to the legend are often facetious, as we shall see.

• Dickens's genius is especially suited to the delineation of city life.

• Dickens's charge against professionalism is, from this perspective, an attempt to reject the modern process of mechanical alienation of humanity.

• Dickens's limitation was to end by rehearsing some of liberalism's most entrenched and selfjustifying mythologies.

• Dickens's novel hit as a result of his determination, planning, luck, and chance - it was the right novel at the right time.

• Dickens too, like that creatively wicked woman, prepares a kind of potion for his audience: a strong mixture of genres.

• Dickens creates in the child a symbol of humanity that has lived without the sweet influence of human kindness.