The Life and Writings of Charles DickensD. Lothrop and Company, 1882 - 401 páginas |
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... girls , something which his unique pen could portray for the advantage of his readers . Such an individual , faulty as he is sometimes confessed to be both as a man and a writer , should be prized in a nation . His death is a calamity ...
... girls , something which his unique pen could portray for the advantage of his readers . Such an individual , faulty as he is sometimes confessed to be both as a man and a writer , should be prized in a nation . His death is a calamity ...
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... girl alone remained ; but she worked hard , and words or blows could always procure him something for the tavern . So he went on in the old course , and a merry life he led . - “ One night , as early as ten o'clock , —for the girl had ...
... girl alone remained ; but she worked hard , and words or blows could always procure him something for the tavern . So he went on in the old course , and a merry life he led . - “ One night , as early as ten o'clock , —for the girl had ...
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... girl ? ' " I am not well , father - not at all well , ' said the girl , bursting into tears . • " Ah ! ' replied the man , in the tone of a person who is compelled to admit a very unpleasant fact , to which he would rather remain blind ...
... girl ? ' " I am not well , father - not at all well , ' said the girl , bursting into tears . • " Ah ! ' replied the man , in the tone of a person who is compelled to admit a very unpleasant fact , to which he would rather remain blind ...
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... girl : William , Brother Wil- iam . ' - 6 " And what does he want ? ' said the man , with an effort at composure , money ? meat ? drink ? He's come to the wrong shop for that , if he does . Give me the candle ; give me the candle , fool ...
... girl : William , Brother Wil- iam . ' - 6 " And what does he want ? ' said the man , with an effort at composure , money ? meat ? drink ? He's come to the wrong shop for that , if he does . Give me the candle ; give me the candle , fool ...
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... : There's his dying make the best you can of ' em . You struck him across the face , in a drunken fit , the morning we ran away ; and here's the end of it " The girl wept aloud ; and the father , 36 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
... : There's his dying make the best you can of ' em . You struck him across the face , in a drunken fit , the morning we ran away ; and here's the end of it " The girl wept aloud ; and the father , 36 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
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