Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... appeared no more impressed by it than by the rest . - Carker looked at it - it was the picture that resembled Edith as if it were a living thing ; and with a wicked , silent laugh upon his face , that seemed in part addressed to it ...
... appeared no more impressed by it than by the rest . - Carker looked at it - it was the picture that resembled Edith as if it were a living thing ; and with a wicked , silent laugh upon his face , that seemed in part addressed to it ...
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... appeared to produce a very power- ful effect . " Mr. Dombey delivered himself of those words with most portentous stateliness . " I wish you to have the goodness , then , to inform Mrs. Dombey , Carker , from me , that I must recall our ...
... appeared to produce a very power- ful effect . " Mr. Dombey delivered himself of those words with most portentous stateliness . " I wish you to have the goodness , then , to inform Mrs. Dombey , Carker , from me , that I must recall our ...
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... appeared , and conducted him to a morning room upstairs , where Edith and Florence were together . He had never thought Edith half so beautiful before . Much as he admired the graces of her face and form , and freshly as they dwelt ...
... appeared , and conducted him to a morning room upstairs , where Edith and Florence were together . He had never thought Edith half so beautiful before . Much as he admired the graces of her face and form , and freshly as they dwelt ...
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... appeared to be braced up for some great feat . This was noticeable even in her dress , which was much more tight and trim than usual ; and in occasional twitches of her head as she went about the house , which were mightily expressive ...
... appeared to be braced up for some great feat . This was noticeable even in her dress , which was much more tight and trim than usual ; and in occasional twitches of her head as she went about the house , which were mightily expressive ...
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... appeared , from the published records of that great contest , that the Larkey Boy had had it all his own way from the beginning , and that the Chicken had been tapped , and bunged , and had received pepper , and had been made groggy ...
... appeared , from the published records of that great contest , that the Larkey Boy had had it all his own way from the beginning , and that the Chicken had been tapped , and bunged , and had received pepper , and had been made groggy ...
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