Old inns .... in the Borough especially. 10

" Came to the Borough — best place in the
world." 10

After the fatigue of the Borough Market. 10
" It's a good long way to the Borough " (from

Goswell Street). 12
Sent her little boy to the Borough. 12
" I sent for him (Sam) to the Borough. 12"

In the Borough High Street (the Marshalsea).
21

The Borough Market (where Mr. Allen knocked
double knocks). 31

A sequestered pot shop on the remotest confines
of the Borough (a temporary lodging of
Mr. Robert Sawyer and Mr. Allen). 51
(beginning)

" Sam Veller, as you took from the old inn in
the Borough." 55

Bosom.
•• He has an obderrate bosom." 27

That gentleman indicated to his son the hidden
emotions of his bosom. 27

In their torpid bosoms. 50

*• In the buzzim, young man." 44

Bottle or two.
Might be more properly described as a bottle
or six. 43

Boy,

" That little boy " (see Snipe). 2

Two ragged boys (starting the game). 7

Boys in smock frocks. 10 (beginning)

" The dark-eyed boy " (loved by the Madman's
wife). 11

Six small boys (addressed as •• men of Eatans-
will." 13

A boy (gynmast at Mrs. Leo Hunter's Garden
Party). 15

A half-booted leather-leggined boy (who sug-
gested the wheel-barrow for Mr. Pickwick).
" The boy to meet us with the snack." 19



BoY — continued.
All the boys in the village (near One-Tree Hill).
