The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... thing . " And Charles Dickens saw in rich and poor , in high and low , in Eng- lishman and American , in men and women , in boys and girls , some- thing which his unique pen could portray for the advantage of his readers . Such an ...
... thing . " And Charles Dickens saw in rich and poor , in high and low , in Eng- lishman and American , in men and women , in boys and girls , some- thing which his unique pen could portray for the advantage of his readers . Such an ...
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... thing for read . " A few shillings , now and then , were all she could arn . The boy worked steadily on ; dying by minutes , but never once giving utterance to complaint or mur- mur . " It was a beautiful autumn evening when we went to ...
... thing for read . " A few shillings , now and then , were all she could arn . The boy worked steadily on ; dying by minutes , but never once giving utterance to complaint or mur- mur . " It was a beautiful autumn evening when we went to ...
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... thing to wait and watch for the approach of death ; to know that hope is gone , and recovery impossible ; and to sit and count the dreary hours through long , long nights , such nights as only watchers by the bed of sickness know . It ...
... thing to wait and watch for the approach of death ; to know that hope is gone , and recovery impossible ; and to sit and count the dreary hours through long , long nights , such nights as only watchers by the bed of sickness know . It ...
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... thing to bring the tears into her eyes . O Will ! why was she taken away , and father left ? " words , father , ' said the young man : There's his dying make the best you can of ' em . You struck him across the face , in a drunken fit ...
... thing to bring the tears into her eyes . O Will ! why was she taken away , and father left ? " words , father , ' said the young man : There's his dying make the best you can of ' em . You struck him across the face , in a drunken fit ...
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... thing was just as he remembered to have seen it last ; and there were no signs of any one , save himself , having occupied the room during the night . He inquired of the other lodgers , and of the neighbors ; but his daughter had not ...
... thing was just as he remembered to have seen it last ; and there were no signs of any one , save himself , having occupied the room during the night . He inquired of the other lodgers , and of the neighbors ; but his daughter had not ...
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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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