Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... smile . " Miss Dombey , " says Mr. Toots , " beg your par- don , but if you would like to walk to Blimber's , I -I'm going there . " ― Florence puts her arm in that of Mr. Toots with- out a word , and they walk away together , with ...
... smile . " Miss Dombey , " says Mr. Toots , " beg your par- don , but if you would like to walk to Blimber's , I -I'm going there . " ― Florence puts her arm in that of Mr. Toots with- out a word , and they walk away together , with ...
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... smiling and unconscious look of Florence brings him to a dead stop . " If you would allow me to- if you would not consider it a liberty , Miss Dombey , if I was to- without any encouragement at all , if I was to hope , you know , " says ...
... smiling and unconscious look of Florence brings him to a dead stop . " If you would allow me to- if you would not consider it a liberty , Miss Dombey , if I was to- without any encouragement at all , if I was to hope , you know , " says ...
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... smiles upon him with the pleasantest look of honesty in the world ; " that I am sure you are only going to say good - by ! " 66 Certainly , Miss Dombey , " says Mr. Toots , " I— I that's exactly what I mean . It's of no con- sequence ...
... smiles upon him with the pleasantest look of honesty in the world ; " that I am sure you are only going to say good - by ! " 66 Certainly , Miss Dombey , " says Mr. Toots , " I— I that's exactly what I mean . It's of no con- sequence ...
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... 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 , " I'm sure you would be down upon me dreadful , sir . I wouldn't attempt for to go and do it ...
... 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 , " I'm sure you would be down upon me dreadful , sir . I wouldn't attempt for to go and do it ...
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... smiling gentleman in a stupor of submission , with which the smiling gentleman 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 ...
... smiling gentleman in a stupor of submission , with which the smiling gentleman 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 ...
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