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Part 2

By: Charles Dickens
Narrated by: Kobna Holdbrook-Smith
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  • Nicholas prepares to leave for Yorkshire and asks little Miss La Creevy to care for his mother and sister. With some misgivings, Nicholas goes to meet Squeers and begins to question his treatment of the schoolboys. As they begin to depart, Ralph, accompanied by Kate and Mrs Nickleby, come to say goodbye. As Nicholas bids them farewell, Newman Noggs appears and quietly passes him a mysterious letter. And so, Nicholas, Squeers and the boys begin their coach journey to the north accompanied by a range of other passengers.

    Following an unexpected accident, the passengers move to the nearby public house and entertain one another with stories. Later, Nicholas sees Dotheboys Hall for the first time and is introduced to the hard-nosed Mrs Squeers. He despairs at his new position but is determined to continue for the welfare of his mother and sister. He remembers the mysterious letter and reads it.
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