Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... 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 Diogenes going on before . Mr. Toots's legs shake under him ; and though he is splendidly ...
... 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 Diogenes going on before . Mr. Toots's legs shake under him ; and though he is splendidly ...
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... walks home with Mr. Feeder , and parts with him at Doc- tor Blimber's door . But Mr. Feeder only goes up the steps , and , when Mr. Toots is gone , comes down again , to stroll upon the beach alone , and think about his prospects . Mr ...
... walks home with Mr. Feeder , and parts with him at Doc- tor Blimber's door . But Mr. Feeder only goes up the steps , and , when Mr. Toots is gone , comes down again , to stroll upon the beach alone , and think about his prospects . Mr ...
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... 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 ostentation of ...
... 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 ostentation of ...
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... walking upstairs to her own apartment in great state , to the choking exaspera- tion of the ireful Pipchin , sat down among her boxes and began to cry . From this soft mood she was soon aroused , with a very wholesome and refreshing ...
... walking upstairs to her own apartment in great state , to the choking exaspera- tion of the ireful Pipchin , sat down among her boxes and began to cry . From this soft mood she was soon aroused , with a very wholesome and refreshing ...
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... Walking his white - legged horse thus to the count- ing - house of Dombey and Son one day , he was as unconscious of the observation of two pairs of women's eyes , as of the fascinated orbs of Rob the Grinder , who , in waiting a ...
... Walking his white - legged horse thus to the count- ing - house of Dombey and Son one day , he was as unconscious of the observation of two pairs of women's eyes , as of the fascinated orbs of Rob the Grinder , who , in waiting a ...
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