The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... dead man's bier . No other author ever came so near as Dickens to the hearts of the million ; and his death has been like the opening of a grave at their very feet . A hundred pens , in writing their first notice of the event ...
... dead man's bier . No other author ever came so near as Dickens to the hearts of the million ; and his death has been like the opening of a grave at their very feet . A hundred pens , in writing their first notice of the event ...
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... ; not of pain or suffering , but an indescribable fixing of every line and muscle , the boy was dead . " The following sketch , from the same early writings of Mr. Dickens , cannot surely be open to the 26 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
... ; not of pain or suffering , but an indescribable fixing of every line and muscle , the boy was dead . " The following sketch , from the same early writings of Mr. Dickens , cannot surely be open to the 26 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
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... dead . " The husband sunk into a chair by the bedside , and clasped his hands upon his burning forehead . He gazed from child to child ; but , when a weeping eye met his , he quailed beneath its look . No word of comfort was whispered ...
... dead . " The husband sunk into a chair by the bedside , and clasped his hands upon his burning forehead . He gazed from child to child ; but , when a weeping eye met his , he quailed beneath its look . No word of comfort was whispered ...
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... dead , and happy perhaps . It was better as it was . Another glass , one more ! Hurrah ! It was a merry So. life while it lasted ; and he would make the most of it . " Time went on . The three children who were left to him grew up , and ...
... dead , and happy perhaps . It was better as it was . Another glass , one more ! Hurrah ! It was a merry So. life while it lasted ; and he would make the most of it . " Time went on . The three children who were left to him grew up , and ...
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... dead . ' " Dead ! ' said the father , with a shudder which even he could not repress . 666 - ' Dead , ' replied the young man . ' He died in my arms , — shot like a dog , by a gamekeeper . He staggered back : I caught him , and his ...
... dead . ' " Dead ! ' said the father , with a shudder which even he could not repress . 666 - ' Dead , ' replied the young man . ' He died in my arms , — shot like a dog , by a gamekeeper . He staggered back : I caught him , and his ...
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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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