Works, Том 14Ticknor and Fields, 1869 |
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... appearance of the enemy . The captain argued that his present security was too profound and wonderful to endure much longer ; he knew that when the wind stood in a fair quarter , the weathercock was seldom nailed there ; and he was too ...
... appearance of the enemy . The captain argued that his present security was too profound and wonderful to endure much longer ; he knew that when the wind stood in a fair quarter , the weathercock was seldom nailed there ; and he was too ...
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... corkscrew twirled upon a table , with- out getting any nearer to anything , when Harriet appeared returning . He rose up as she advanced , and stood with his head uncovered . " You are come again , sir ! " she DOMBEY AND SON . 41.
... corkscrew twirled upon a table , with- out getting any nearer to anything , when Harriet appeared returning . He rose up as she advanced , and stood with his head uncovered . " You are come again , sir ! " she DOMBEY AND SON . 41.
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... appearance , and with a simplicity that was very engaging : " Miss Harriet , you cannot be proud . You signified to me , when I called t ' other morning , that you were . Pardon me , if I say that I looked into your face while you spoke ...
... appearance , and with a simplicity that was very engaging : " Miss Harriet , you cannot be proud . You signified to me , when I called t ' other morning , that you were . Pardon me , if I say that I looked into your face while you spoke ...
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... appearing in the midst of the squalid fight of her existence . Perhaps her fear was referable , in some sort , to the retrospect she had so lately heard . Be this as it might , she stood , submissively and deferentially , before her ...
... appearing in the midst of the squalid fight of her existence . Perhaps her fear was referable , in some sort , to the retrospect she had so lately heard . Be this as it might , she stood , submissively and deferentially , before her ...
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... appeared distrustful of her daughter's still retaining in her hand , and gazing on . " Humph ! six and six is twelve ... appearance - for age and misery seemed to have made her as decrepit as ugly - she began to occupy her trem- bling ...
... appeared distrustful of her daughter's still retaining in her hand , and gazing on . " Humph ! six and six is twelve ... appearance - for age and misery seemed to have made her as decrepit as ugly - she began to occupy her trem- bling ...
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