Works, Том 14Ticknor and Fields, 1869 |
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... , and with the hassocks , more worn by their little teeth than by human knees , hide their bright eyes in their holes , and gather close together in affright VOL . II . at the resounding clashing of the church - door . CHAPTER L THE ...
... , and with the hassocks , more worn by their little teeth than by human knees , hide their bright eyes in their holes , and gather close together in affright VOL . II . at the resounding clashing of the church - door . CHAPTER L THE ...
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... eyes and teeth proclaim to be a lie , " I am proud to see that my humble offering is graced by Mrs. Dombey's hand , and permitted to hold so favored a place in so joyful an occasion . " Though she bends her head , in answer , there is ...
... eyes and teeth proclaim to be a lie , " I am proud to see that my humble offering is graced by Mrs. Dombey's hand , and permitted to hold so favored a place in so joyful an occasion . " Though she bends her head , in answer , there is ...
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... eye begins to emulate his own , and he , too , stares at objects without taking cognizance thereof . There is a general ... eyes . One of the very tall young men has even proposed a ball after the play , and it presents itself to no one ...
... eye begins to emulate his own , and he , too , stares at objects without taking cognizance thereof . There is a general ... eyes . One of the very tall young men has even proposed a ball after the play , and it presents itself to no one ...
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... eyes the housemaid ) she may be . Mr. Towlinson returns thanks in a speech replete with feeling , of which the ... eye of Mr. Towlin- son is so severe and so expressive here , that the housemaid is turning hysterical , when she and all ...
... eyes the housemaid ) she may be . Mr. Towlinson returns thanks in a speech replete with feeling , of which the ... eye of Mr. Towlin- son is so severe and so expressive here , that the housemaid is turning hysterical , when she and all ...
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... eye , put meekly in a hackney coach , and carried off to his old lodgings . He foresaw that , once immured there , he ... eyes , and in their mother's a detected traitor . A violent perspiration , and a lowness of spirits always came ver ...
... eye , put meekly in a hackney coach , and carried off to his old lodgings . He foresaw that , once immured there , he ... eyes , and in their mother's a detected traitor . A violent perspiration , and a lowness of spirits always came ver ...
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