Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... better than to run at him full tilt . " Diogenes is quite in his native air , isn't he , Miss Dombey ? says Mr. Toots . Florence assents with a grateful smile . " Miss Dombey , " says Mr. Toots , " beg your par- don , but if you would ...
... better than to run at him full tilt . " Diogenes is quite in his native air , isn't he , Miss Dombey ? says Mr. Toots . Florence assents with a grateful smile . " Miss Dombey , " says Mr. Toots , " beg your par- don , but if you would ...
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... , and saying he knows better , and that he should like to see him coming that sort of thing in Bengal , where his mother has got an emerald belonging to him , that was taken out of the footstool of a rajah . DOMBEY AND SON . 5.
... , and saying he knows better , and that he should like to see him coming that sort of thing in Bengal , where his mother has got an emerald belonging to him , that was taken out of the footstool of a rajah . DOMBEY AND SON . 5.
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... better that few eyes should see her ; and her daughter watches alone by the bedside . A shadow even on that shadowed face , a sharpen- ing even of the sharpened features , and the thicken- ing of the veil before the eyes into a pall ...
... better that few eyes should see her ; and her daughter watches alone by the bedside . A shadow even on that shadowed face , a sharpen- ing even of the sharpened features , and the thicken- ing of the veil before the eyes into a pall ...
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... better , " says Cousin Feenix . " It's on the spot , you see , and a very cheerful place . " " And when , " hints Mr. Dombey , " would it be convenient ? " " I shall make a point , " says Cousin Feenix , " of pledging myself for any day ...
... better , " says Cousin Feenix . " It's on the spot , you see , and a very cheerful place . " " And when , " hints Mr. Dombey , " would it be convenient ? " " I shall make a point , " says Cousin Feenix , " of pledging myself for any day ...
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... better acquainted with the sources of his power , which lost nothing by his management of it . On the very night when he left the captain's ser- vice , Rob , after disposing of his pigeons , and even making a bad bargain in his hurry ...
... better acquainted with the sources of his power , which lost nothing by his management of it . On the very night when he left the captain's ser- vice , Rob , after disposing of his pigeons , and even making a bad bargain in his hurry ...
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