Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... seemed to expect commendation . " What , scapegrace ! " said Mr. Carker , glancing at his bundle . " Have you left your situation and come to me ? " " Oh , if you please , sir , " faltered Rob , " you said , you know , when I come here ...
... seemed to expect commendation . " What , scapegrace ! " said Mr. Carker , glancing at his bundle . " Have you left your situation and come to me ? " " Oh , if you please , sir , " faltered Rob , " you said , you know , when I come here ...
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... seemed well enough satisfied , for he ordered him downstairs , after observing him for some moments in silence , and gave him to understand that he was retained in his employment . This was the manner of Rob the Grinder's en- gagement ...
... seemed well enough satisfied , for he ordered him downstairs , after observing him for some moments in silence , and gave him to understand that he was retained in his employment . This was the manner of Rob the Grinder's en- gagement ...
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... seemed to breathe , his sidelong scrutiny was so cat - like and vigilant , but the eye of his great chief passed from that , as from the others , and appeared no more impressed by it than by the rest . - Carker looked at it - it was the ...
... seemed to breathe , his sidelong scrutiny was so cat - like and vigilant , but the eye of his great chief passed from that , as from the others , and appeared no more impressed by it than by the rest . - Carker looked at it - it was the ...
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... seemed , at the moment , again to see her with her hand stretched out towards the door , and again to hear through the mild speech of his confidential agent an echo of the words , " Nothing can make us stranger to each other than we are ...
... seemed , at the moment , again to see her with her hand stretched out towards the door , and again to hear through the mild speech of his confidential agent an echo of the words , " Nothing can make us stranger to each other than we are ...
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... seemed to come by some mysterious instinct , as vultures are said to gather about a camel who dies in the desert . After being at some pains to restore him to con- sciousness , these gentlemen examined into the nature of his injuries ...
... seemed to come by some mysterious instinct , as vultures are said to gather about a camel who dies in the desert . After being at some pains to restore him to con- sciousness , these gentlemen examined into the nature of his injuries ...
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