Dombey & SonBelford, Clarke, 1892 |
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... father , and her steady resolution to believe that she was herself unwittingly to blame for their so cold and ... father's love adrift , and left her so alone ? She dreaded that it might be ; sometimes believed it was : then she resolved ...
... father , and her steady resolution to believe that she was herself unwittingly to blame for their so cold and ... father's love adrift , and left her so alone ? She dreaded that it might be ; sometimes believed it was : then she resolved ...
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... father , not he ! " This was intended for Mr. Toodle's private edification , but Rob the Grinder , whose withers were not unwrung , caught the words as they were spoken . " What ! father's been a saying something more again me , has he ...
... father , not he ! " This was intended for Mr. Toodle's private edification , but Rob the Grinder , whose withers were not unwrung , caught the words as they were spoken . " What ! father's been a saying something more again me , has he ...
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... father and Edith , and saw it widen more and more , and knew that there was greater bitterness between them every day . Each day's added knowledge deepened the shade upon her love and hope , roused up the old sorrow that had slumbered ...
... father and Edith , and saw it widen more and more , and knew that there was greater bitterness between them every day . Each day's added knowledge deepened the shade upon her love and hope , roused up the old sorrow that had slumbered ...
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Dombey and | 7 |
In which timely provision is made for an emergency that will sometimes arise in the best regulated families | 17 |
In which Mr Dombey as a man and a father is seen at the head of the homedepartment | 26 |
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