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Master Bates explains a professional technicality" — ninth illustration for "Oliver Twist" by George Cruikshank (December 1837)
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Stop thief!" — James Mahoney's seventh illustration for Dickens's "Adventures of Oliver Twist"
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Oliver Twist" by Boz (Charles Dickens). Vol. 1. London: R… | Flickr
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How a Secret Criminal Language Emerged From the Underworld - Atlas Obscura
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