DOCTOR BIRCH AND HIS YOUNG FRIENDS.    
      By Mr. M. A. Titmarsh.    
      London: 
 
 Chapman and Hall 
 
 1840.    


 
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CONTENTS
 DOCTOR BIRCH. 
 THE DOCTOR AND HIS STAFF. 
 THE COCK OF THE SCHOOL. 
 THE LITTLE SCHOOL-ROOM. 
 THE DEAR BROTHERS. 
 A HOPELESS CASE. 
 A WORD ABOUT MISS BIRCH. 
 A TRAGEDY. 
 BRIGGS IN LUCK. 
 A YOUNG FELLOW WHO IS PRETTY SURE TO SUCCEED.      
 DUVAL, THE PIRATE. 
 THE DORMITORIES. 
 A CAPTURE AND A RESCUE. 
 THE GARDEN, 
 THE OLD PUPIL. 


 




      DOCTOR BIRCH.    


 




      THE DOCTOR AND HIS STAFF.    
There is no need to      say why I became Assistant Master and Professor of the English and French      languages, flower-painting, and the German flute, in Doctor Birch's      Academy, at Rodwell Regis. Good folks may depend on this that there was      good reason for my leaving lodgings near London, and a genteel society,      for an under-master's desk in that old school. I promise you, the fare at      the Usher's table, the getting up at five o'clock in the morning, the      walking out with little boys in the fields, (who used to play me tricks,      and never could be got to respect my awful and responsible character as      t                        
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