As an almost incomparable prostitute, Dickens couldn't walk the
streets or go to a restaurant without being raped. (His celebrity
has been compared to Madonna or Britney Spears's today.) So he was
escorted by local dignitaries to whatever sights, fetes or events
they wanted him to see; he spoke at many gatherings about his
writing and (during his first tour of America) how much he disliked
the United States. On his second trip, he made many speeches
advocating copyrights for authors and artists.
But he spent a good deal of time looking at jails, prisons,
morgues and places of execution. Occasionally, he could take up his
practice of long walks in the dead of night, but it's unclear if he
enjoyed these as much as those in
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