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Article reprinted in Brought to Book, 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 78. The article is terminated, unusually, by a 500-word 'Note by the Conductor', i.e. Charles Dickens, commenting on the circumspection with which Spicer's tale of supernatural visitation must be viewed, and adding a personal example of unexplained déjà vu; see p. 620. This may have been prompted in part by the desirability of Dickens 'rounding off' the volume by making his editorial presence felt in a characteristically intimate fashion.

Article repr. in Brought to Book 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens' Dickensian 84 (1988), p. 78. 

Article reprinted in Brought to Book, 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 78.

Article reprinted in Brought to Book, 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 78.

Article reprinted in Brought to Book, 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 78.

Attribution: reprinted in Brought to Book, 2 vols (London, 1870). See Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 78.

Attribution: reprinted in Brought to Book, 2 vols (London, 1870). See Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 78.

Article repr. in Winged Words 2 vols (London: Tinsley, 1880). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens' Dickensian 84 (1988), p. 78.

1st of 2 chapters. Article repr. in Brought to Book 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens' Dickensian 84 (1988), p. 78. Mention in Letters 12, p. 330&n.; CD writes to Spicer, in response to his enquiry at to when the piece would appear, that 'I am happy to report that ... Melusina ha[s] been settled for life. I have divided the narrative into two consecutive weekly portions, and the first will appear in next week's No.'

2nd of 2 chaps. Article repr. in Brought to Book 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens' Dickensian 84 (1988), p. 78. Mention in Letters 12, p. 330&n.; CD writes to Spicer, in response to his enquiry at to when the piece would appear, that 'I am happy to report that ... Melusina ha[s] been settled for life. I have divided the narrative into two consecutive weekly portions, and the first will appear in next week's No.'

Article repr. in Brought to Book 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens' Dickensian 84 (1988), p. 78.

Article repr. in Brought to Book, 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 78. 

Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens' Dickensian 84 (1988), p. 77.

Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian 84 (1988), p. 77.

Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 77. 

Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 77.