Works, Том 14Ticknor and Fields, 1869 |
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... once more at the church door . Mr. Dombey , with his bride upon his arm , conducts her through the twenty families of little women who are on the steps , and every one of whom remembers the fashion and the colour of her every article of ...
... once more at the church door . Mr. Dombey , with his bride upon his arm , conducts her through the twenty families of little women who are on the steps , and every one of whom remembers the fashion and the colour of her every article of ...
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... once visible from the street , but long bricked out , creaked and complained upon his rusty pivot as the shrill blast spun him round and round , and sported with him cruelly . Upon the captain's coarse blue vest the cold rain - drops ...
... once visible from the street , but long bricked out , creaked and complained upon his rusty pivot as the shrill blast spun him round and round , and sported with him cruelly . Upon the captain's coarse blue vest the cold rain - drops ...
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... . Not Miss Dombey -- Susan you know . " The captain nodded his head once , with a grave expression of face , indicative of his regarding that young woman with serious respect . " And I'll tell you how it happens , " DOMBEY AND SON . 25.
... . Not Miss Dombey -- Susan you know . " The captain nodded his head once , with a grave expression of face , indicative of his regarding that young woman with serious respect . " And I'll tell you how it happens , " DOMBEY AND SON . 25.
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... once more , in a word , that I warn't mistaken ; that I warn't back'ard in my duty when I didn't tell the old man what Wal'r told me ; and that the wind was truly in his sail , when he highsted of it for Barbadoes Harbour . Mr. Carker ...
... once more , in a word , that I warn't mistaken ; that I warn't back'ard in my duty when I didn't tell the old man what Wal'r told me ; and that the wind was truly in his sail , when he highsted of it for Barbadoes Harbour . Mr. Carker ...
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... once , and only once . Now , go , my friend ! " The captain was absolutely rooted to the ground , and speechless . " Go , " said the good - humored manager , gathering up his skirts , and standing astride upon the hearth - rug , " like ...
... once , and only once . Now , go , my friend ! " The captain was absolutely rooted to the ground , and speechless . " Go , " said the good - humored manager , gathering up his skirts , and standing astride upon the hearth - rug , " like ...
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