The Manchester Pickwick Club

Pickwick Papers
by Charles Dickens

Pickwick Papers was serialised by Charles Dickens in 1836-37. To view the full text of Dickens’ work, please select from the following chapters:

1 The Pickwickians
2 The first day’s journey
3 A new acquaintance
4 A field day
5 A short one
6 A card party
7 Mr Winkle
8 True love
9 A discovery
10 Mr Jingle
11 Another journey
12 A proceeding
13 Eatanswill
14 A bagman’s tale
15 Distinguished persons
16 Full of adventure
17 Rheumatism
18 Two points
19 A pleasant day
20 Dodson and Fogg
21 The old man
22 Ipswich
23 The return match
24 Mr Peter Magnus
25 Pleasant matters
26 Bardell v Pickwick
27 Pilgrimage to Dorking
28 Christmas
29 Goblins
30 The sawbones
31 The law
32 Bob Sawyer’s party
33 Tony Weller
34 Report on the trial
35 Mr Pickwick in Bath
36 Mr Winkle’s calamity
37 A soiree
38 Out of the frying pan
39 A mission of love
40 Return to London
41 The Fleet
42 Pickwick’s announcmt
43 Sam’s difficulties
44 Winkle’s behaviour
45 The Wellers
46 A visit to Mrs Bardell
47 Matters of business
48 Bob Sawyer’s prospects
49 The bagman’s uncle
50 Pickwick’s mission
51 An old acquaintance
52 Stiggins’ downfall
53 Jingle & Trotter’s exit
54 Snodgrass and a lady
55 Solomon Pell
56 Mr Weller’s money
57 The conclusion