The Writings of Charles Dickens: With Critical and Bibliographical Introductions and Notes by Edwin Percy Whipple and Others; Illustrated with Steel Portraits and Engravings from the Original Designs by Browne, Cruikshank, Leech, and Others, Том 13Houghton, Mifflin, 1894 |
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... felt that it could not be done . He saw himself , in his mind's eye , put meekly in a hackney- coach , and carried off to his old lodgings . He foresaw that , once immured there , he was a lost man - his hat gone ; Mrs. MacStinger ...
... felt that it could not be done . He saw himself , in his mind's eye , put meekly in a hackney- coach , and carried off to his old lodgings . He foresaw that , once immured there , he was a lost man - his hat gone ; Mrs. MacStinger ...
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... felt stealing over his spirit the resignation of a man who had made provision for the worst , and taken every reasonable precaution against an unre- lenting fate . Nevertheless , the captain did not tempt ill - fortune , by being a whit ...
... felt stealing over his spirit the resignation of a man who had made provision for the worst , and taken every reasonable precaution against an unre- lenting fate . Nevertheless , the captain did not tempt ill - fortune , by being a whit ...
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... felt its death - shock . During the reading of the paragraph , and for a minute or two afterwards , he sat with his gaze fixed on the modest Mr. Toots , like a man entranced ; then , suddenly rising , and putting on his glazed hat ...
... felt its death - shock . During the reading of the paragraph , and for a minute or two afterwards , he sat with his gaze fixed on the modest Mr. Toots , like a man entranced ; then , suddenly rising , and putting on his glazed hat ...
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... felt within his power . Rousing himself , and rousing Rob the Grinder ( who in the unnatural twilight was fast asleep ) , the captain sallied forth with his attendant at his heels , and the door - key in his pocket , and repairing to ...
... felt within his power . Rousing himself , and rousing Rob the Grinder ( who in the unnatural twilight was fast asleep ) , the captain sallied forth with his attendant at his heels , and the door - key in his pocket , and repairing to ...
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... felt it appro- priate to take to spectacles on entering into the Instrument Trade , though his eyes were like a hawk's , and opened the prayer - book at the Burial Service . And reading softly to him- self , in the little back parlour ...
... felt it appro- priate to take to spectacles on entering into the Instrument Trade , though his eyes were like a hawk's , and opened the prayer - book at the Burial Service . And reading softly to him- self , in the little back parlour ...
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Стр. 219 - ... and daily tread upon the pavement stones. Look round upon the world of odious sights — millions of immortal creatures have no other world on earth — at the lightest mention of which humanity revolts, and dainty delicacy living in the next street, stops her ears, and lisps "I don't believe it!