The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... close of the war with the United States , Mr. Dickens removed to London , having received a pension upon retiring . He there became connected with one of the daily jour- nals as reporter of parliamentary debates . As time rolled on ...
... close of the war with the United States , Mr. Dickens removed to London , having received a pension upon retiring . He there became connected with one of the daily jour- nals as reporter of parliamentary debates . As time rolled on ...
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... close intimacy , with the poor stran- gers . Our worst fears were realized , the boy was sinking fast . Through a part of the winter , and the whole of the following spring and summer , his labors were unceasingly prolonged ; and the ...
... close intimacy , with the poor stran- gers . Our worst fears were realized , the boy was sinking fast . Through a part of the winter , and the whole of the following spring and summer , his labors were unceasingly prolonged ; and the ...
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... close widow's cap , too plainly showed how fruitless was the attempt to deceive herself . " The boy placed one hand in ours , grasped his moth- er's arm with the other , drew her hastily towards him , and fervently kissed her cheek ...
... close widow's cap , too plainly showed how fruitless was the attempt to deceive herself . " The boy placed one hand in ours , grasped his moth- er's arm with the other , drew her hastily towards him , and fervently kissed her cheek ...
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... close to him , but he re- mained unobserved ; and , after waiting till the sound of footsteps had died away in the distance , he cautiously descended , and stood beneath the gloomy arch that forms the landing - place from the river ...
... close to him , but he re- mained unobserved ; and , after waiting till the sound of footsteps had died away in the distance , he cautiously descended , and stood beneath the gloomy arch that forms the landing - place from the river ...
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... close to his head , his clothes scant , though jauntily cut ; and , after changing a ragged office - coat for a shabby blue , he stood by the door , collarless and buttoned up , the very personifica- tion , I thought , of a close sailer ...
... close to his head , his clothes scant , though jauntily cut ; and , after changing a ragged office - coat for a shabby blue , he stood by the door , collarless and buttoned up , the very personifica- tion , I thought , of a close sailer ...
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The Life and Writing of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial Volume Phebe Ann Hanaford Vista completa - 1871 |
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