The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... eyes , plunged into the gulf from which the man who once enters it never rises more , but into which he sinks deeper and deeper down , until re- covery is hopeless . " Such a man as this once stood by the bedside of his dying wife ...
... eyes , plunged into the gulf from which the man who once enters it never rises more , but into which he sinks deeper and deeper down , until re- covery is hopeless . " Such a man as this once stood by the bedside of his dying wife ...
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... eyes so soon to be closed in death rested on his face ; and the man shook beneath their gaze . His dress was slovenly and disor- dered , his face inflamed , his eyes bloodshot and heavy . He had been summoned from some wild debauch to ...
... eyes so soon to be closed in death rested on his face ; and the man shook beneath their gaze . His dress was slovenly and disor- dered , his face inflamed , his eyes bloodshot and heavy . He had been summoned from some wild debauch to ...
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... 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 in his ear , no look of kindness lighted 30 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
... 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 in his ear , no look of kindness lighted 30 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
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... eyes fixed on a wretched cinder - fire that was smouldering on the hearth , was a young man of about two and twenty , miserably clad in an old coarse jacket and trousers . He started up when his father entered . " Fasten the door , Mary ...
... eyes fixed on a wretched cinder - fire that was smouldering on the hearth , was a young man of about two and twenty , miserably clad in an old coarse jacket and trousers . He started up when his father entered . " Fasten the door , Mary ...
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... eyes , and bent them on the ground . " Where's your brothers ? ' he said , after a long pause . " Where they'll never trouble you , ' replied the son : ' John's gone to America , and Henry's dead . ' " Dead ! ' said the father , with a ...
... eyes , and bent them on the ground . " Where's your brothers ? ' he said , after a long pause . " Where they'll never trouble you , ' replied the son : ' John's gone to America , and Henry's dead . ' " Dead ! ' said the father , with a ...
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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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