Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... glance and a sharp smile at Mr. Dombey as he spoke , and a sharper glance and a sharper smile yet , when Mr. Dombey , drawing 22 DOMBEY AND SON .
... glance and a sharp smile at Mr. Dombey as he spoke , and a sharper glance and a sharper smile yet , when Mr. Dombey , drawing 22 DOMBEY AND SON .
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... glance accom- panied his , and kept pace with his , marking exactly where it went and what it saw . As it rested on one picture in particular , Carker hardly seemed to breathe , his sidelong scrutiny was so cat - like and vigilant , but ...
... glance accom- panied his , and kept pace with his , marking exactly where it went and what it saw . As it rested on one picture in particular , Carker hardly seemed to breathe , his sidelong scrutiny was so cat - like and vigilant , but ...
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... glance fell haughtily upon him in the door- way ; but he looked at Florence though only in the act of bending his head as he came in - with some irrepressible expression of the new power he held ; and it was his triumph to see the glance ...
... glance fell haughtily upon him in the door- way ; but he looked at Florence though only in the act of bending his head as he came in - with some irrepressible expression of the new power he held ; and it was his triumph to see the glance ...
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... Edith , as if she were a prey to the liveli- est and most affectionate anxieties . So earnest he was in his respectful sympathy , that , on taking - leave , he ventured with one more glance towards DOMBEY AND SON . 39.
... Edith , as if she were a prey to the liveli- est and most affectionate anxieties . So earnest he was in his respectful sympathy , that , on taking - leave , he ventured with one more glance towards DOMBEY AND SON . 39.
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Charles Dickens. - leave , he ventured with one more glance towards Florence at the moment - to take her hand , and bending over it , to touch it with his lips . Edith did not withdraw the hand , nor did she strike his fair face with it ...
Charles Dickens. - leave , he ventured with one more glance towards Florence at the moment - to take her hand , and bending over it , to touch it with his lips . Edith did not withdraw the hand , nor did she strike his fair face with it ...
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