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  <dc:title>Colour postcard of an illustration of a scene from Martin Chuzzlewit</dc:title>
  <dc:description>"In Dickens Land MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. 'You may bestride my senseless corse, sir. That is very likely. I can imagine a mind like yours deriving great satisfaction from any measure of that kind. But while I continue to be called upon to exist, sir, you must strike at him through me.' - Mr. Pecksniff, Chapter lxiii."</dc:description>
  <dc:date>Early 1900s</dc:date>
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