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Dickens and Speech,the spoken language, manifested at many levels, was the product of both natural gifts and early training; and among novelists he is outstanding, perhaps unique, for the variety and effectiveness of his dialogue. It seems worthwhile, therefore, to devote a further chapter to a fuller consideration of

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Methods of Speech-presentation,s been paid to writing in English has come largely from continental scholars.) The present chapter must concern itself, therefore, both with the familiar categories and with others lying between or outside them.

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