Confessions of an English Opium-Eater · Character
Mr. Harriott
A man who assists the narrator during his early struggles in London.
minor
Also known as Harriott
First appearance: preliminary confessions
Mr. Harriott shows up with force in Endnotes. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as a London magistrate who took large doses of laudanum without effect.
Mr. Harriott first appears in 0002 preliminary confessions.
In Endnotes: Mentioned as a London magistrate who took large doses of laudanum without effect.
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- Other
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- Opium-Era Associates
- Protagonist
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See Mr. Harriott in preliminary confessions