Works, Том 14Ticknor and Fields, 1869 |
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... walks across a room , of going quite straight to where he wants to go . But Cousin Feenix , getting up at half - past seven o'clock or so , is quite another thing from Cousin Feenix got up : and very dim , indeed , he looks , while ...
... walks across a room , of going quite straight to where he wants to go . But Cousin Feenix , getting up at half - past seven o'clock or so , is quite another thing from Cousin Feenix got up : and very dim , indeed , he looks , while ...
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... walks up to the drawing - room to bide his time . Gorgeous are Mr. Dombey's new blue coat , fawn - coloured pantaloons , and lilac waistcoat ; and a whisper goes about the house , that Mr. Dombey's hair is curled . A double - knock ...
... walks up to the drawing - room to bide his time . Gorgeous are Mr. Dombey's new blue coat , fawn - coloured pantaloons , and lilac waistcoat ; and a whisper goes about the house , that Mr. Dombey's hair is curled . A double - knock ...
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... walks , it would be possible to offer resistance . He felt that it could not be done . He saw himself , in his mind's eye , put meekly in a hackney coach , and carried off to his old lodgings . He foresaw that , once immured there , he ...
... walks , it would be possible to offer resistance . He felt that it could not be done . He saw himself , in his mind's eye , put meekly in a hackney coach , and carried off to his old lodgings . He foresaw that , once immured there , he ...
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... walk off , if you please , " rejoined the manager , stretching forth his arm , " and to carry your jargon somewhere else . " Every knob in the captain's face turned white with astonishment and indignation ; even the red rim on his fore ...
... walk off , if you please , " rejoined the manager , stretching forth his arm , " and to carry your jargon somewhere else . " Every knob in the captain's face turned white with astonishment and indignation ; even the red rim on his fore ...
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... walking , upside down , in its dome - top , shaking her house and screeching ; but Mr. Carker is indifferent to the bird , and looks with a musing smile at a picture on the opposite wall . " A most extraordinary accidental likeness ...
... walking , upside down , in its dome - top , shaking her house and screeching ; but Mr. Carker is indifferent to the bird , and looks with a musing smile at a picture on the opposite wall . " A most extraordinary accidental likeness ...
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