Mr. Pickwick's Christmas / Being an Account of the Pickwickians' Christmas at the Manor Farm, of the Adventures There; the Tale of the Goblin Who Stole a Sexton, and of the Famous Sports on the Ice

by Charles Dickens

ILLUSTRATIONS

As brisk as bees, if not altogether as light as fairies, did the four Pickwickians assemble	[Frontispiece]
	Facing Page
Emily Wardle	[42]
Then the old church bell rang ... and they all returned to breakfast	[56]
A five and twenty mile walk, undertaken by the males at Wardle’s recommendation	[64]
Wardle singing the Christmas Carol	[80]
As he wended his way up the ancient street, he saw the cheerful light of the blazing fires	[90]
Gabriel started up, and stood rooted to the spot with astonishment and terror	[96]
A rich and beautiful landscape was disclosed to view	[110]
“How slippery it is, Sam!”	[130]
Went slowly and gravely down the slide, with his feet about a yard and a quarter apart	[138]

A GOOD-HUMOURED CHRISTMAS CHAPTER