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The Old Curiosity Shop, Chapter 38 summary

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In Chapter 38, Kit grows secure in the Garland household while keeping close ties to his poor family, and an unnamed gentleman questions him about his former master and Nell. The gentleman asks for secrecy, but Richard Swiveller notices their meeting, unsuccessfully probes Kit for information, and decides to keep his own thoughts private.

What happens

  1. Kit becomes useful and trusted at Abel Cottage while sending money home and praising his family to Barbara.
  2. The narrator argues that affection makes poor homes sacred and urges rulers to improve crowded, unhealthy housing.
  3. At Mr Witherden’s office, an unnamed gentleman questions Kit about his former master, Nell, and their disappearance.
  4. The gentleman reveals that he lodges with Sampson Brass, speaks privately with Witherden, and asks Kit to keep their conversation secret.
  5. Richard Swiveller sees Kit with the stranger, rides with him, and offers beer while trying to draw out information.
  6. Kit leaves without revealing the conversation, and Swiveller resolves to keep his own counsel about the mysteries surrounding Brass’s house.

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