Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... where blind Homer and Minerva give them audience as of yore , to the sober ticking of the great clock in the hall ; and where the globes stand still in their accustomed places , as if the world were stationary too DOMBEY AND SON . 3.
... where blind Homer and Minerva give them audience as of yore , to the sober ticking of the great clock in the hall ; and where the globes stand still in their accustomed places , as if the world were stationary too DOMBEY AND SON . 3.
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... gives him her hand at parting , he cannot let it go . What " Miss Dombey , I beg your pardon , " says Mr. Toots in a sad fluster , " but if you would allow me to - to- " The smiling and unconscious look of Florence brings him to a dead ...
... gives him her hand at parting , he cannot let it go . What " Miss Dombey , I beg your pardon , " says Mr. Toots in a sad fluster , " but if you would allow me to - to- " The smiling and unconscious look of Florence brings him to a dead ...
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... give him hospitable entertainment . And the generous influence of that social virtue , hospitality ( to make no ... gives Miss Dombey's health , observing , " Feeder , you have no idea of the sentiments with which I propose that toast ...
... give him hospitable entertainment . And the generous influence of that social virtue , hospitality ( to make no ... gives Miss Dombey's health , observing , " Feeder , you have no idea of the sentiments with which I propose that toast ...
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... give up the business , why , there they are -provided for . He says it's his opinion that when a man has made a handsome sum by his business , he is bound to give it up ; and that Cornelia would be an assistance in it which any man ...
... give up the business , why , there they are -provided for . He says it's his opinion that when a man has made a handsome sum by his business , he is bound to give it up ; and that Cornelia would be an assistance in it which any man ...
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... give you leave to kill me . " " You dog ! " said Mr. Carker , leaning back in his chair , and smiling at him serenely . " That's nothing to what I'd do to you , if you tried to deceive me . " " Yes , sir , " replied the abject Grinder ...
... give you leave to kill me . " " You dog ! " said Mr. Carker , leaning back in his chair , and smiling at him serenely . " That's nothing to what I'd do to you , if you tried to deceive me . " " Yes , sir , " replied the abject Grinder ...
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