Bleak House is arguably my favorite Charles Dickens novel and one of his only major works with a domestic focal point: the house of the novel's title. G. K. Chesterton suggests that this novel "represents the highest point of his intellectual maturity" and declares, "When Dickens wrote Bleak House he had grown up."
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