Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... took his own seat opposite to it as usual . Mr. Dombey was even graver than it was his cus- tom to be , and quite silent . The parrot , swinging in the gilded hoop within her gaudy cage , attempted in vain to attract notice , for Carker ...
... took his own seat opposite to it as usual . Mr. Dombey was even graver than it was his cus- tom to be , and quite silent . The parrot , swinging in the gilded hoop within her gaudy cage , attempted in vain to attract notice , for Carker ...
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... took a nurse . Perhaps you may remember having generously charged yourself with his education ? " " Is it that boy ? " said Mr. Dombey with a frown . " He does little credit to his education , I believe . " " Why , he is a young rip , I ...
... took a nurse . Perhaps you may remember having generously charged yourself with his education ? " " Is it that boy ? " said Mr. Dombey with a frown . " He does little credit to his education , I believe . " " Why , he is a young rip , I ...
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... took not the least notice . " There's your money , " said Mrs. Pipchin , who , in pursuance of her system , and in recollection of the Mines , was accustomed to rout the servants about , as she had routed her young Brighton boarders ...
... took not the least notice . " There's your money , " said Mrs. Pipchin , who , in pursuance of her system , and in recollection of the Mines , was accustomed to rout the servants about , as she had routed her young Brighton boarders ...
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... took it in one of his , and kissed it , and withdrew . And when he had closed the door , he waved the hand with which he had taken hers , and thrust it in his breast . CHAPTER VI . RECOGNIZANT AND REFLECTIVE . AMONG Sundry minor DOMBEY ...
... took it in one of his , and kissed it , and withdrew . And when he had closed the door , he waved the hand with which he had taken hers , and thrust it in his breast . CHAPTER VI . RECOGNIZANT AND REFLECTIVE . AMONG Sundry minor DOMBEY ...
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... took to be rubbed down , and his master up to every individgle thing that happens ? " The old woman made a show of being partially appeased , but shook her head , and mouthed and muttered still . " Come along to the stables , and have a ...
... took to be rubbed down , and his master up to every individgle thing that happens ? " The old woman made a show of being partially appeased , but shook her head , and mouthed and muttered still . " Come along to the stables , and have a ...
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