The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... he may get well . He is not ill , you know ; but he is not very strong , and has exerted himself too much lately . ' Poor thing ! The tears that streamed through her fin- gers , as she turned aside , as if to CHARLES DICKENS . 25.
... he may get well . He is not ill , you know ; but he is not very strong , and has exerted himself too much lately . ' Poor thing ! The tears that streamed through her fin- gers , as she turned aside , as if to CHARLES DICKENS . 25.
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A Woman's Memorial Volume Phebe Ann Hanaford. gers , as she turned aside , as if to adjust her close widow's cap , too plainly showed how fruitless was the attempt to deceive herself . " The boy placed one hand in ours , grasped his moth ...
A Woman's Memorial Volume Phebe Ann Hanaford. gers , as she turned aside , as if to adjust her close widow's cap , too plainly showed how fruitless was the attempt to deceive herself . " The boy placed one hand in ours , grasped his moth ...
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... turned : it was not her hand that the cold and trembling fingers clasped . They pressed the husband's arm : the eyes so soon to be closed in death rested on his face ; and the man shook beneath their gaze . His dress was slovenly and ...
... turned : it was not her hand that the cold and trembling fingers clasped . They pressed the husband's arm : the eyes so soon to be closed in death rested on his face ; and the man shook beneath their gaze . His dress was slovenly and ...
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... turning one look from the children to their father , she vainly strove to speak , and fell backward on the pillow , all was so calm and tranquil , that she seemed to sink to sleep . They leant over her : they called upon her name ...
... turning one look from the children to their father , she vainly strove to speak , and fell backward on the pillow , all was so calm and tranquil , that she seemed to sink to sleep . They leant over her : they called upon her name ...
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... turned might , for filth and misery , have competed with the darkest corner of this ancient sanctuary in its dirtiest and most lawless time . The houses , varying from two stories in height to four , were stained with every ...
... turned might , for filth and misery , have competed with the darkest corner of this ancient sanctuary in its dirtiest and most lawless time . The houses , varying from two stories in height to four , were stained with every ...
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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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