Charles Dickens : Dombey and Son, and Little Dorrit: A CasebookAlan Shelston Macmillan, 1985 - Всего страниц: 190 |
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... Merdle , the swindling speculator . Mr Merdle , it is well known , is a portrait from life ; but it may be as well to recollect that he is not merely a reflex of one individual . He is true to a very large , and it is to be feared an ...
... Merdle , the swindling speculator . Mr Merdle , it is well known , is a portrait from life ; but it may be as well to recollect that he is not merely a reflex of one individual . He is true to a very large , and it is to be feared an ...
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... Merdle must not mislead us on this point- should , indeed , guide us aright , for Mr Merdle , despite his destructive power , is an innocent and passive man among those who live by the social will . It is to be noted of all these people ...
... Merdle must not mislead us on this point- should , indeed , guide us aright , for Mr Merdle , despite his destructive power , is an innocent and passive man among those who live by the social will . It is to be noted of all these people ...
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... Merdle , the mighty financier . The portrait consists of a few bare but masterly strokes . We see little of Merdle , and know almost nothing of what goes on in his head . He is an intriguing blank . He feels nervous of his own butler ...
... Merdle , the mighty financier . The portrait consists of a few bare but masterly strokes . We see little of Merdle , and know almost nothing of what goes on in his head . He is an intriguing blank . He feels nervous of his own butler ...
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