The Drunkard's Death by Dickens in Early Form
A vivid, aging Dickens essay traces drunken ruin from rags to death, detailing a widowed wife, neglected children, and the wreckage of a once solid home. It follows a distraught husband through tavern descent to a sudden, fatal vigil, then suicide by river and a final, nameless burial.
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