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The patriotic conference

Emotion of Mr. Kenwigs on hearing the family news from Nicholas

"I disagree — I think humans are funny."

Battle of the sexes in a relationship

Paul goes home for the holidays

'It's the middle of the summer. You've been hallucinating again.'

"I've learned to give up when I hear Brooklyn in your voice."

Dolly Varden - 'The Laughing Dolly'

A new meaning in the Roman

Proceedings of the club

Kit makes an appointment

Mr. Linkinwater intimates his approval of Nicholas

Atheist Convention: 'I don't believe it!'

'I'm glad you came to me. Visions of ghosts of Christmas past, present and future are clearly delusions based on underlying psychological conflicts.'

Charles Dickens

Tom Pinch Starts Homeward with the New Pupil

Mrs. Jarley's waxwork

Sketches by Boz - The Cab-Driver

Abstraction and recognition

'I wonder if TED ever listens.'

A cool proposal

A Passage in the Life of Mr. Watkins Tottle

'Magazine, yes. Book, maybe. Musical dance - never in a million!'

The unfortunate night there were two talking sticks at the conflict resolution meeting.

Martha Discovered on the Bank of the River Thames by David and Mr Peggotty

Little Dorrit - The Pensioner Entertainment

The thriving city of Eden as it appeared on paper

'Let's face it, marriage isn't just a word it's a sentence!'

'I wish there was someone here who could insult me and give me hope at the same time!'

Meekness of Mr. Pecksniff and his charming daughters

Unknown

Mr. Guppy's Desolation

The emigrants

I heard you've to an awful, mysterious pain in the side of your face. Yeah. You can try the modern approach, drug yourself silly so you don't feel the pain. You know a better way, Sadie? Well, in your case, I'd suggest going with the tried and true cure-all: Drill a hole in your head to let out the demons. No need. You're already out. That's ... Well-played, nemesis. Well-played.

The last of the spirits