Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... young man , whose imbecility of grin , at sight of Mr. Toots , is feebleness of character personified . They are shown into the Doctor's study , where blind Homer and Minerva give them audience as of yore , to the sober ticking of the ...
... young man , whose imbecility of grin , at sight of Mr. Toots , is feebleness of character personified . They are shown into the Doctor's study , where blind Homer and Minerva give them audience as of yore , to the sober ticking of the ...
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... young friends , Miss Dombey , no doubt . All fellow - students of yours , Toots , once . I think we have no new disciples in our little portico , my dear , " says Doctor Blimber to Cornelia , " since Mr. Toots left us . " " Except ...
... young friends , Miss Dombey , no doubt . All fellow - students of yours , Toots , once . I think we have no new disciples in our little portico , my dear , " says Doctor Blimber to Cornelia , " since Mr. Toots left us . " " Except ...
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... young gentlemen , by a visit from the emanci- pated Toots ; who is regarded with a kind of awe , as one who has passed the Rubicon , and is pledged never to come back , and concerning the cut of whose clothes , and the fashion of whose ...
... young gentlemen , by a visit from the emanci- pated Toots ; who is regarded with a kind of awe , as one who has passed the Rubicon , and is pledged never to come back , and concerning the cut of whose clothes , and the fashion of whose ...
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... young gentleman immediately falls in love again ; except , as aforesaid , the bilious Bitherstone , who declines to do so , out of contradiction . Black jealousies of Mr. Toots arise , and Briggs is of opinion that he ain't so very old ...
... young gentleman immediately falls in love again ; except , as aforesaid , the bilious Bitherstone , who declines to do so , out of contradiction . Black jealousies of Mr. Toots arise , and Briggs is of opinion that he ain't so very old ...
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... young man piti- lessly all the time , shoots out at the door , and barks a glad defiance down the cliff ; while ' Melia , and another of the Doctor's female domestics , look out of an upper window , laughing " at that there Toots ...
... young man piti- lessly all the time , shoots out at the door , and barks a glad defiance down the cliff ; while ' Melia , and another of the Doctor's female domestics , look out of an upper window , laughing " at that there Toots ...
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