Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... 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 . " " Good - by ! " cries Florence . " Good - by , Miss Dombey ! " stammers Mr ...
... 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 . " " Good - by ! " cries Florence . " Good - by , Miss Dombey ! " stammers Mr ...
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... sure , on the day of your marriage , I thought she was good for another twenty years . In point of fact , I said so to a man at Brooks's little Billy Joper - you know him , no doubt - man with a glass in his eye ? " - Mr. Dombey bows a ...
... sure , on the day of your marriage , I thought she was good for another twenty years . In point of fact , I said so to a man at Brooks's little Billy Joper - you know him , no doubt - man with a glass in his eye ? " - Mr. Dombey bows a ...
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... sure , sir , I only want to work for you , sir , and to wait upon you , sir , and to do faithful whatever I'm bid , sir . " " You had better do faithfully whatever you are bid , " returned his patron , " if you have anything to do with ...
... sure , sir , I only want to work for you , sir , and to wait upon you , sir , and to do faithful whatever I'm bid , sir . " " You had better do faithfully whatever you are bid , " returned his patron , " if you have anything to do with ...
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... teeth . " I never thought , " said Carker when he had assisted him to alight from his horse , " to see you here , I'm sure . This is an extraordinary day in my calendar . No occasion is very special to a man DOMBEY AND SON . 21.
... teeth . " I never thought , " said Carker when he had assisted him to alight from his horse , " to see you here , I'm sure . This is an extraordinary day in my calendar . No occasion is very special to a man DOMBEY AND SON . 21.
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... sure to be particularly unpalatable to that lady ? " " It appears to me , " said Mr. Dombey with haughty reserve , and yet with some embarrassment , " that Mrs. Dombey's views upon the subject form no part of it as it presents itself to ...
... sure to be particularly unpalatable to that lady ? " " It appears to me , " said Mr. Dombey with haughty reserve , and yet with some embarrassment , " that Mrs. Dombey's views upon the subject form no part of it as it presents itself to ...
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