I assume that this imposing edifice houses the brightest star in my firmament of earthly...

Mr. Micawber: [knocking from outside] I assume that this imposing edifice houses the brightest star in my firmament of earthly companions; I allude to Master David Copperfield.
David - the Man: Micawber!
Mr. Micawber: [Micawber enters the room] Copperfield!
David - the Man: Mr. Micawber, how wonderful to see you in Canterbury!
Mr. Micawber: Thank you, this successful conclusion of my peregrinations through highways and byways is a happy augury that something extraordinary is bound to turn up.
Uriah Heep: Will you excuse me, please?
David - the Man: Mr. Micawber, this is Uriah Heep, who works for my good friend Mr. Wickfield.
Mr. Micawber: How do you do? Any friend of my friend Copperfield has a personal claim on me.
Uriah Heep: Oh thank you, thank you sir, but I'm too humble to be called a friend, Mr. Micawber. I'm grateful to Mr. Copperfield for his kindness. Now if you'll excuse me...
[Heep bows and leaves the room]
Mr. Micawber: A man, I perceive, of remarkable shrewdness.
[walks to the dining room table]
Mr. Micawber: Ah, fruit!
David - the Man: Now tell me, how is Mrs. Micawber?
Mr. Micawber: Mrs. M. is, I am pleased to state, in statu quo... In short, were it not for unfortunate circumstances, not unconnected with finance...
David - the Man: Tell me.
Mr. Micawber: No, no, I should never be able to hold my head erect before my fellow man... Shall I confide in you that we are being held virtually as prisoners at the Sun Inn? The sum involved is admittedly trifling.
David - the Man: Oh, you must allow me.
[offers some money to Mr. Micawber]
Mr. Micawber: Never, never!
David - the Man: Oh please, I insist.
Mr. Micawber: [accepts David's money] You overwhelm me, your generosity floors me!
Mr. Micawber: [sings] Should auld acquaintance be forgot, and never brought to mind?