Works, Том 14Ticknor and Fields, 1869 |
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... Cousin Feenix has come over from abroad , expressly to attend the marriage . Cousin Feenix was a man about town , forty years ago ; but he is still so juvenile in figure and in manner , and so well got up , that strangers are amazed ...
... Cousin Feenix has come over from abroad , expressly to attend the marriage . Cousin Feenix was a man about town , forty years ago ; but he is still so juvenile in figure and in manner , and so well got up , that strangers are amazed ...
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... Cousin Feenix does that . He has come from Baden - Baden on purpose . " Confound it , " Cousin Feenix says - good- natured creature , Cousin Feenix- " when we do get a rich city fellow into the family , let us show him some attention ...
... Cousin Feenix does that . He has come from Baden - Baden on purpose . " Confound it , " Cousin Feenix says - good- natured creature , Cousin Feenix- " when we do get a rich city fellow into the family , let us show him some attention ...
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... Cousin Feenix giveth to be married to this man accordingly . And will they in the sight of heaven- ? Aye , that they will : Mr. Dombey says he will . And what Edith ? She will . says So , from that day forward , for better for worse ...
... Cousin Feenix giveth to be married to this man accordingly . And will they in the sight of heaven- ? Aye , that they will : Mr. Dombey says he will . And what Edith ? She will . says So , from that day forward , for better for worse ...
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... Cousin Feenix enter the same carriage . The major hands into a second carriage , Florence , and the bridesmaid who so narrowly escaped being given away by mistake , and then ' enters it himself , and is followed by Mr. Carker . Horses ...
... Cousin Feenix enter the same carriage . The major hands into a second carriage , Florence , and the bridesmaid who so narrowly escaped being given away by mistake , and then ' enters it himself , and is followed by Mr. Carker . Horses ...
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... Cousin Feenix and the major are the gayest there ; but Mr. Carker has a smile for the whole table . He has an especial smile for the bride , who very , very , seldom meets it . Cousin Feenix rises , when the company have breakfasted ...
... Cousin Feenix and the major are the gayest there ; but Mr. Carker has a smile for the whole table . He has an especial smile for the bride , who very , very , seldom meets it . Cousin Feenix rises , when the company have breakfasted ...
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