Dombey and Son, Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation, Том 2Harper & Bros., 1852 |
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... sit in the shop with your young man , " chuckled Mr. Toots , " I should be glad ; because , you know , he's easily offended , and the damp's rather bad for his stamina . I'll call him in , Mr. Gills . ” With that , Mr. Toots repairing ...
... sit in the shop with your young man , " chuckled Mr. Toots , " I should be glad ; because , you know , he's easily offended , and the damp's rather bad for his stamina . I'll call him in , Mr. Gills . ” With that , Mr. Toots repairing ...
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... sit there - you'd be welcomer to me , than a wind astarn , to a ship becalmed . But you can't see Sol Gills . And why can't you see Sol Gills ? " said the Captain , apprised by the face of Mr. Toots that he was making a profound ...
... sit there - you'd be welcomer to me , than a wind astarn , to a ship becalmed . But you can't see Sol Gills . And why can't you see Sol Gills ? " said the Captain , apprised by the face of Mr. Toots that he was making a profound ...
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... sit , now occupied by another young boy , with a face almost as fresh and hopeful as his on the day when they tapped the ... sitting down in a corner of the dark shop , the Captain's indignation , strong as it was , could make no head ...
... sit , now occupied by another young boy , with a face almost as fresh and hopeful as his on the day when they tapped the ... sitting down in a corner of the dark shop , the Captain's indignation , strong as it was , could make no head ...
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... sits in the easy chair . gaudy parrot in a burnished cage upon the table tears at the wires with her beak , and goes walking , upside down , in its dome - top , shaking her house , and screeching ; but Mr. Carker is indiffer- ent to the ...
... sits in the easy chair . gaudy parrot in a burnished cage upon the table tears at the wires with her beak , and goes walking , upside down , in its dome - top , shaking her house , and screeching ; but Mr. Carker is indiffer- ent to the ...
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... sitting down again , in a state of extreme dissatisfaction and vexation . " I am sure , ” said the gentleman , rubbing his forehead again ; and drumming on the table as before , " I have good reason to be- lieve that a jog - trot life ...
... sitting down again , in a state of extreme dissatisfaction and vexation . " I am sure , ” said the gentleman , rubbing his forehead again ; and drumming on the table as before , " I have good reason to be- lieve that a jog - trot life ...
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Стр. 105 - He felt them sharply, in the solitude of his old rooms ; whither he now began often to retire again, and pass long solitary hours. It seemed his fate to be ever proud and powerful ; ever humbled and powerless where he would be most strong. Who seemed fated to work out that doom ? Who ? Who was it who could win his wife as she had won his boy!