Works, Том 14Ticknor and Fields, 1869 |
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... nature , Mr. Sownds the beadle , who , though orthodox and corpulent , is still an admirer of female beauty , observes , with unction , yes , he hears she is a spanker an expression that seems some- what forcible to Mrs. Miff , or would ...
... nature , Mr. Sownds the beadle , who , though orthodox and corpulent , is still an admirer of female beauty , observes , with unction , yes , he hears she is a spanker an expression that seems some- what forcible to Mrs. Miff , or would ...
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... natural and constant guardian when you return , and I had better not encroach upon her trust , perhaps . She might be jealous . Eh , dear Edith ? " The affectionate mama presses her daughter's arm , as she says this perhaps entreating ...
... natural and constant guardian when you return , and I had better not encroach upon her trust , perhaps . She might be jealous . Eh , dear Edith ? " The affectionate mama presses her daughter's arm , as she says this perhaps entreating ...
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... . Chick have joined the party , among others . Mrs. Chick admires that Edith should be , by nature , such a perfect Dombey ; and is affable and confidential to Mrs. Skewton , whose mind is relieved DOMBEY AND SON . 11.
... . Chick have joined the party , among others . Mrs. Chick admires that Edith should be , by nature , such a perfect Dombey ; and is affable and confidential to Mrs. Skewton , whose mind is relieved DOMBEY AND SON . 11.
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... nature , " when I was here last , we was very pleasant together . If I ain't been altogether so pleasant myself this morning , on account of this poor lad , and if I have chafed again any observation of yours that I might have fended ...
... nature , " when I was here last , we was very pleasant together . If I ain't been altogether so pleasant myself this morning , on account of this poor lad , and if I have chafed again any observation of yours that I might have fended ...
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... nature in the poetry of landscape , hall , or hut , but are of one voluptuous cast - mere shows of form and color - and no more ? Is it that the books have all their gold outside , and that the titles of DOMBEY AND SON . 37 CHAPTER III ...
... nature in the poetry of landscape , hall , or hut , but are of one voluptuous cast - mere shows of form and color - and no more ? Is it that the books have all their gold outside , and that the titles of DOMBEY AND SON . 37 CHAPTER III ...
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