The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... returned to his garret when night came on , des- olate and weary . " For many days , he occupied himself in the same manner ; but no trace of his daughter did he meet with , and no word of her reached his ears . At 40 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
... returned to his garret when night came on , des- olate and weary . " For many days , he occupied himself in the same manner ; but no trace of his daughter did he meet with , and no word of her reached his ears . At 40 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
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... returned , and disap- peared . " They seem to know your ways here , ' observed Sam . " Yes , ' replied his father : ' I've been here before in my time . Go on , Sammy . ' 66666 Lovely creetur , " repeated Sam . " " " Tain't in poetry ...
... returned , and disap- peared . " They seem to know your ways here , ' observed Sam . " Yes , ' replied his father : ' I've been here before in my time . Go on , Sammy . ' 66666 Lovely creetur , " repeated Sam . " " " Tain't in poetry ...
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... returned to the miserable abode ; where Mr. Bumble had already arrived , accompanied by four men from the workhouse , who were to act as bearers . An old black cloak had been thrown over the rags of the old woman and the man ; and the ...
... returned to the miserable abode ; where Mr. Bumble had already arrived , accompanied by four men from the workhouse , who were to act as bearers . An old black cloak had been thrown over the rags of the old woman and the man ; and the ...
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... returned , and passed him close . He could glean nothing from their faces they might as well have been of stone . Perfect silence ensued - not a rustle - not a breath . Guilty . “ The building rang with a tremendous shout , and an ...
... returned , and passed him close . He could glean nothing from their faces they might as well have been of stone . Perfect silence ensued - not a rustle - not a breath . Guilty . “ The building rang with a tremendous shout , and an ...
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... returned Oliver . Let me say a prayer . Do ! Say only one , upon your knees , with me , and we will talk till morning . ' " Outside , outside , ' replied the Jew , pushing the boy before him towards the door , and looking vacantly over ...
... returned Oliver . Let me say a prayer . Do ! Say only one , upon your knees , with me , and we will talk till morning . ' " Outside , outside , ' replied the Jew , pushing the boy before him towards the door , and looking vacantly over ...
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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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