The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... den walked on in the darkness ; sometimes stumbling into the main gutter , and at others into some branch reposi- tories of garbage which had been formed by the rain , until he reached the last house in the court . CHARLES DICKENS . 33.
... den walked on in the darkness ; sometimes stumbling into the main gutter , and at others into some branch reposi- tories of garbage which had been formed by the rain , until he reached the last house in the court . CHARLES DICKENS . 33.
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... dark , gleaming eyes peered from the water , and seemed to mock his hesitation , while hollow murmurs from behind urged him onwards . He retreated a few paces , took a short run , a desperate leap , and plunged into the river . " Not ...
... dark , gleaming eyes peered from the water , and seemed to mock his hesitation , while hollow murmurs from behind urged him onwards . He retreated a few paces , took a short run , a desperate leap , and plunged into the river . " Not ...
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... dark letter - box , in a dark office , up a dark court in Fleet Street - ap- peared in all the glory of print ; on which occasion I walked down to Westminster Hall , and turned into it for half - an - hour , because my eyes were so ...
... dark letter - box , in a dark office , up a dark court in Fleet Street - ap- peared in all the glory of print ; on which occasion I walked down to Westminster Hall , and turned into it for half - an - hour , because my eyes were so ...
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... dark passage , and bidding Oliver keep close to him , and not be afraid , the undertaker mounted to the top of the first flight of stairs . Stumbling against a door on the landing , he rapped at it with his knuckles . " It was opened by ...
... dark passage , and bidding Oliver keep close to him , and not be afraid , the undertaker mounted to the top of the first flight of stairs . Stumbling against a door on the landing , he rapped at it with his knuckles . " It was opened by ...
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... dark , in the dark ! She couldn't even see her children's faces , though we heard her gasping out their names . I begged for her in the streets ; and they sent me to prison . When I came back , she was dying ; and all the blood in my ...
... dark , in the dark ! She couldn't even see her children's faces , though we heard her gasping out their names . I begged for her in the streets ; and they sent me to prison . When I came back , she was dying ; and all the blood in my ...
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