NARRATIVE.

Charles Dickens was still living in Doughty Street, but he removed at

the end of this year to 1, Devonshire Terrace, Regent's Park. He hired a

cottage at Petersham for the summer months, and in the autumn took

lodgings at Broadstairs.

The cottage at Alphington, near Exeter, mentioned in the letter to Mr.

Mitton, was hired by Charles Dickens for his parents.

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