Charles Dickens Quotes

Mrs. Rouncewell Holds This Opinion Because She Considers That A Family Of Such Antiquity And Importance Has A Right To A Ghost. She Regards A Ghost As One Of The Privileges Of The Upper Classes, A Genteel Distinction To Which The Common People Have No Claim.

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