George Orwell: The Road To Wigan Pier

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Dangers to avoid

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Serious reading

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Nothing in life is humdrum

Interest in the arts

The reflective mood

Controlling the mind

The beauty of idleness

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Tennis and the immortal soul

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The cause of the trouble

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Precautions before beginning

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The desire to exceed ones programme

The daily miracle

Mugsborough

The End

Barrington finds a situation

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It's a far far better thing that I do than I have ever done

The widows son

Sundered

The undesired

The wise men of the East 4

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The wise men of the East 3

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The wise men of the East 2

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The wise men of the East 1

The ghouls 2

The ghouls 1

The 'sixty five'

The great oration 8

The great oration 7

The great oration 6

The great oration 5

The great oration 4

The great oration 3

The great oration 2

The great oration 1

The beano 3

The beano 2

The beano 1

The good old summer time 5

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The good old summer time 4

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The good old summer time 3

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The good old summer time 2

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The good old summer time 1

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June

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The Easter offering. The beano meeting.

Vive la system!

The brigands at work

The brigands' cave

A brilliant epigram

The O.B.S.

Facing the "problem"

The beginning of the end

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The soldier's children

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The veteran

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The deserter

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The brigands hold a council of war

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The pandorama

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The week before Christmas

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The match of the imperialists

The slaughter

The oblong part 2

The oblong part 1

Ruth

The "open air"

The Phrenologist

The reign of terror. The great money trick

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The forty thieves. The battle: brands versus bandits

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The filling of the tank

The Lodger

The Rev. John Starr

True freedom

The undeserving persons and the upper and lower millstones

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Three children. The wages of intelligence.

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Penal servitude and death

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The letting of the room

Hands and brains

The long hill

Who is to pay?

The Cap on the Stairs

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The Exterminating Machines

It is not my crime

The Clock-Case

The Placard

The Financier

Nimrod: A mighty hunter before the Lord.

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An imperial banquet. A philosophical discussion. The mysterious stranger. Britons never will be slaves.

Preface

Little Megs farewell

Little Megs father

The end of little Megs trouble

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Little Megs baby

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Little Meg as charwoman

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Little Megs friends in need

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Little Megs red frock in pawn

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Little Megs disappointment

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Little Megs last money

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Little Megs Neighbour

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Little Megs treat to her children

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Little Megs cleaning day

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Little Meg as a mourner

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Motherless

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The management

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Drink, temperance and thrift

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The hunger wail

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A vision of the night

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The children

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Suicide

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The precariousness of life

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Coffee houses and Doss house

The Ghetto

Wages

Inefficiency

Property and persons

The Sea Wife

Hops and Hoppers

Dan Cullen, Docker

Coronation Day

The Peg

Carrying the banner

The Spike

The Carter and the Carpenter

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A winner of the Victoria cross

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Frying pan alley and a glimpse of the inferno

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Those on the edge

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A man and the Abyss

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My lodging and some others

Johnny Upright

The Descent

Preface

My story ends here

A word about sleeping accommodation for the homeless

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Some general remarks about tramps

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Women tramps

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The Cromley Spike

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The religious and the tramps

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London slang and swearing

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The many types of beggars

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Bozo the astronomer

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Tramping round London with Paddy.

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Paddy the tramp

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The spike

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The doss houses of East London

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No job for a month

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Arriving back in London

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The story of the Jew and the cocaine

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Reflecting on the life of a plongeur

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Giving up on Paris and moving to London

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Starting in a new restaurant

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Leaving Hotel X

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Charlie tells a story

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The one thing that made life worth living

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The life of a plongeur

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Prayers to St Eloise

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Filth in the kitchens of posh hotels

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Pecking order

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Good days and bad days

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Working in the basement of a large restaurant

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Luck changes and I'm employed as a plongeur

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Boris gets the promise of work

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Joining a secret society

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What it's like to be hungry

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Running out of money

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Looking for work with Boris

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Boris and work

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What poverty is like

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Grotesque Charlie and the story of true love.

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The inhabitants of the Rue du Coq d'Or.

Class and socialism

The rise of fascism

Man versus machines

Arguments against socialism and the disagreeable socialists

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Why class divides us all

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How Orwell becomes a tramp

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Class differences

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The degradation of the underclass

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The life among the lower classes

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Life in the hard times

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Life in a northern town

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Life in the north of England

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The life of the miner

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Living amongst the miners

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