Rare Charles Dickens book to be auctioned

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London, May 13: The value of a late Stirling-born English teacher's book collection, set to be auctioned in Edinburgh this week, has been estimated at 230,000 pounds. The collection of Bruce Ritchie includes first editions of Charles Dickens' novel ...

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Rain is used as a common symbol in literature. Classic novels such as Charlotte Brontë's Jayne Eyre, F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby and Charles Dickens Bleak House employ rain as a

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