'It's a new coat,' said Mr. Tupman, as the stranger surveyed
himself with great complacency in a cheval glasshe first that's
been made with our club button,' and he called his companions'
attention to the large gilt button which displayed a bust of Mr.
Pickwick in the centre, and the letters 'P. C.' on either side.



cheval glass

SYLLABICATION: che·val glass
PRONUNCIATION: sh-vl
NOUN: A long mirror mounted on swivels in a frame.
ETYMOLOGY: From French cheval, support, horse. See chevalet.