The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... seemed bearing in his hands a chaplet for the 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 ...
... seemed bearing in his hands a chaplet for the 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 ...
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... seemed to sink to sleep . They leant over her : they called upon her name , softly at first , and then in the loud and piercing tones of desperation ; but there was no reply . They listened for her breath , but no sound came . They felt ...
... seemed to sink to sleep . They leant over her : they called upon her name , softly at first , and then in the loud and piercing tones of desperation ; but there was no reply . They listened for her breath , but no sound came . They felt ...
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... seemed to threaten the destruction of the whole place . " The man whom we have followed into this den walked on in the darkness ; sometimes stumbling into the main gutter , and at others into some branch reposi- tories of garbage which ...
... seemed to threaten the destruction of the whole place . " The man whom we have followed into this den walked on in the darkness ; sometimes stumbling into the main gutter , and at others into some branch reposi- tories of garbage which ...
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... seemed to rise from the grave and stand about him , so plain , so clear , and so distinct they were , that he could touch . and feel them . Looks that he had long forgotten were - fixed upon him once more ; voices long since hushed ...
... seemed to rise from the grave and stand about him , so plain , so clear , and so distinct they were , that he could touch . and feel them . Looks that he had long forgotten were - fixed upon him once more ; voices long since hushed ...
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... seemed to stagnate beneath it . He coiled himself up in a projecting doorway , and tried to sleep . " But sleep had fled from his dull and glazed eyes . His mind wandered strangely , but he was awake and con- scious . The well - known ...
... seemed to stagnate beneath it . He coiled himself up in a projecting doorway , and tried to sleep . " But sleep had fled from his dull and glazed eyes . His mind wandered strangely , but he was awake and con- scious . The well - known ...
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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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