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After all these occasions Mrs. Micawber made a little treat , which was generally a supper ; and there was a peculiar relish in these meals which I well remember . At last Mr. Micawber 's difficulties came to a crisis , and he was arrested early one morning , and carried over to the King 's Bench Prison in the Borough . He told me , as he went out of the house , that the God of day had now gone down upon him -- and I really thought his heart was broken and mine too . But I heard , afterwards , that he was seen to play a lively game at skittles , before noon . On the first Sunday after he was taken there , I was to go and see him , and have dinner with him . I was to ask my way to such a place , and just short of that place I should see such another place , and just short of that I should see a yard , which I was to cross , and keep straight on until I saw a turnkey . All this I did ; and when at last I did see a turnkey -LRB- poor little fellow that I was ! -RRB-