An excerpt from Chapter XIV of Charles Dickens' 'Pickwick Papers' in Which Tom Smart, on his way to Bristol by coach but delayed by bad weather, is told an unusual bagman's story in a wayside inn ... and it has unusual consequences! Bibliographical note: There is no publisher mentioned so the name of the printer that appears as follows at the end of the volume has been used: This edition of 250 copies of 'The Bagman's Story' from Chapter XIV of 'The Pickwick Papers' by Charles Dickens has been printed for the friends of George Rainbird and Ruari McLean in December 1953 at the Shenval Press, Hertford on Milbourn hand-made paper in Linotype Georgian type. The illustrations are by George Mozley'