Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... less . Will you walk in ? " Mr. Dombey , entering the house , noticed , as he had reason to do , the complete arrangement of the rooms , and the numerous contrivances for comfort and effect that abounded there . Mr. Carker , in his ...
... less . Will you walk in ? " Mr. Dombey , entering the house , noticed , as he had reason to do , the complete arrangement of the rooms , and the numerous contrivances for comfort and effect that abounded there . Mr. Carker , in his ...
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... less closely ; and then it shot a strange triumphant look at the picture , as appealing to it to bear witness how he led him on again , and what was coming . " Carker , " said Mr. Dombey , looking here and there upon the table , and ...
... less closely ; and then it shot a strange triumphant look at the picture , as appealing to it to bear witness how he led him on again , and what was coming . " Carker , " said Mr. Dombey , looking here and there upon the table , and ...
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... less reluctant should she be to desist ; for she will not serve my daughter by any such display . If my wife has any superfluous gentleness and duty over and above her proper submission to me , she may bestow them where she pleases ...
... less reluctant should she be to desist ; for she will not serve my daughter by any such display . If my wife has any superfluous gentleness and duty over and above her proper submission to me , she may bestow them where she pleases ...
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... less . " Susan was unusually emphatic and destitute of punctuation in her discourse on this night , which was the night of Mr. Dombey's being brought home , because , having been sent downstairs by Florence to inquire after him , she ...
... less . " Susan was unusually emphatic and destitute of punctuation in her discourse on this night , which was the night of Mr. Dombey's being brought home , because , having been sent downstairs by Florence to inquire after him , she ...
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... less than in her ardent longing to have somebody to speak to , and to break this spell of gloom and silence , Flor- ence directed her steps towards the chamber where she slept . The door was not fastened within , and yielded smoothly to ...
... less than in her ardent longing to have somebody to speak to , and to break this spell of gloom and silence , Flor- ence directed her steps towards the chamber where she slept . The door was not fastened within , and yielded smoothly to ...
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