Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... daughters of such mothers make . In the midst of her incoherence , she stops , looks at her daughter , cries out that her wits are going , and hides her face upon the bed . Edith , in compassion , bends over her and speaks DOMBEY AND ...
... daughters of such mothers make . In the midst of her incoherence , she stops , looks at her daughter , cries out that her wits are going , and hides her face upon the bed . Edith , in compassion , bends over her and speaks DOMBEY AND ...
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... 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 that shuts out the dim world , is come . 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 that shuts out the dim world , is come . Her ...
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... recollection , as you suppose . I do not approve of Mrs. Dombey's behavior towards my daughter . " " Pardon me , " said Mr. Carker , " I don't quite understand . " - " Understand , then , " returned Mr. Dombey 30 DOMBEY AND SON .
... recollection , as you suppose . I do not approve of Mrs. Dombey's behavior towards my daughter . " " Pardon me , " said Mr. Carker , " I don't quite understand . " - " Understand , then , " returned Mr. Dombey 30 DOMBEY AND SON .
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... daughter is disagreeable to me . It is likely to be noticed . It is likely to induce people to contrast Mrs. Dombey in her relation towards my daughter , with Mrs. Dombey in her relation towards myself . You will have the good- ness to ...
... daughter is disagreeable to me . It is likely to be noticed . It is likely to induce people to contrast Mrs. Dombey in her relation towards my daughter , with Mrs. Dombey in her relation towards myself . You will have the good- ness to ...
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... daughters , there ain't no gentleman , no sir , though as great and rich as all the greatest and richest of England put together , but might be proud of her and would and ought . If he knew her value right , he'd rather lose his ...
... daughters , there ain't no gentleman , no sir , though as great and rich as all the greatest and richest of England put together , but might be proud of her and would and ought . If he knew her value right , he'd rather lose his ...
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