The Works of Charles Dickens: In Twenty Volumes [sic].Chapman & Hall, Ld., 1900 |
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... knitted brow , and pointed finger : Your mother , Esther , is your disgrace , and you were hers . The time will come - and soon enough - when you will understand this better , and will feel it too , as no one save a woman can . I have ...
... knitted brow , and pointed finger : Your mother , Esther , is your disgrace , and you were hers . The time will come - and soon enough - when you will understand this better , and will feel it too , as no one save a woman can . I have ...
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... knitted brow , and in the same uncivil manner . I assented with a smile . ' An orphan . Ain't she ? ' ' Yes . ' ' But knows a quantity , I suppose ? Can dance , and play music , and sing ? She can talk French , I suppose , and do ...
... knitted brow , and in the same uncivil manner . I assented with a smile . ' An orphan . Ain't she ? ' ' Yes . ' ' But knows a quantity , I suppose ? Can dance , and play music , and sing ? She can talk French , I suppose , and do ...
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