Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... expressing my disapprobation and determination to her , with some . severity , on the occasion to which I have referred , my admonition appeared to produce a very power- ful effect . " Mr. Dombey delivered himself of those words with ...
... expressing my disapprobation and determination to her , with some . severity , on the occasion to which I have referred , my admonition appeared to produce a very power- ful effect . " Mr. Dombey delivered himself of those words with ...
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... expression of the new power he held ; and it was his triumph to see the glance droop and falter , and to see that Edith half rose up to receive him . He was very sorry , he was deeply grieved ; he couldn't say with what unwillingness he ...
... expression of the new power he held ; and it was his triumph to see the glance droop and falter , and to see that Edith half rose up to receive him . He was very sorry , he was deeply grieved ; he couldn't say with what unwillingness he ...
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... expression , " are so keen . " " It is honest , in you , sir , " said Edith , " to con- fess to your ' limited commendation , ' and to speak in that tone of disparagement , even of him : being his chief counsellor and flatterer ...
... expression , " are so keen . " " It is honest , in you , sir , " said Edith , " to con- fess to your ' limited commendation , ' and to speak in that tone of disparagement , even of him : being his chief counsellor and flatterer ...
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... expression of opinion to his present wife , on a certain special occasion she may remember , before the lamented death of Mrs. Skewton , produced a withering effect , and for the moment quite subdued her ! " Edith laughed . How harshly ...
... expression of opinion to his present wife , on a certain special occasion she may remember , before the lamented death of Mrs. Skewton , produced a withering effect , and for the moment quite subdued her ! " Edith laughed . How harshly ...
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... expression by thinking of the admirable manner in which he had disposed of Captain Cuttle ( a reflec- tion that seldom failed to put him in a flow of spirits ) , and went to the Dombey counting - house to receive his master's orders ...
... expression by thinking of the admirable manner in which he had disposed of Captain Cuttle ( a reflec- tion that seldom failed to put him in a flow of spirits ) , and went to the Dombey counting - house to receive his master's orders ...
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