Oh, one other thing

I guess it's worth mentioning, that when David was younger, and he had tea with the Heeps, they plied him for information, hitting him one after the other, so that even though he didn't wish to disclose information about his past, he somehow did.  Also, while he was there, the door was open to the street, and Micawber walked past, saw him, and poked his head in.  He was very free with the information about their lives in London.  David is eventually able to leave with him on the pretext of visiting Mrs. Micawber.  Later, David spies Uriah and Mr. Micawber walking arm-in-arm down the street.  Haven't read far enough ahead to know how that plays out in the future, but he thought enough of it to mention it, so it must.

Am almost to the point where I left off before.