Ten Thousand A-year, Tom 1Little, Brown, 1889 |
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... being presented to the reader . He lay for several minutes , stretching , yawning , and sighing , occasionally casting an irresolute glance towards the tiny fireplace , VOL . I. - 1 where lay a modicum of wood and coal , with.
... being presented to the reader . He lay for several minutes , stretching , yawning , and sighing , occasionally casting an irresolute glance towards the tiny fireplace , VOL . I. - 1 where lay a modicum of wood and coal , with.
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... minutes Mr. Titmouse was a shaved man . But mark don't suppose that he had performed an extensive opera- tion . One would have thought him anxious to get rid of as much as possible of his abominable sandy - colored hair . Quite the ...
... minutes Mr. Titmouse was a shaved man . But mark don't suppose that he had performed an extensive opera- tion . One would have thought him anxious to get rid of as much as possible of his abominable sandy - colored hair . Quite the ...
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... minutes ' rubbing with bread crumbs . His Sunday hat , carefully covered with silver - paper , was next gently removed from its well - worn box - ah , how lightly and delicately did he pass his smoothing hand round its glossy surface ...
... minutes ' rubbing with bread crumbs . His Sunday hat , carefully covered with silver - paper , was next gently removed from its well - worn box - ah , how lightly and delicately did he pass his smoothing hand round its glossy surface ...
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... minutes , lost sight of the admiring Titmouse . - " Why , " thought he , " am I thus spited by fortune ? — The only thing she's given me is - nothing ! — D — n everything ! " exclaimed Mr. Titmouse aloud , at the same time starting off ...
... minutes , lost sight of the admiring Titmouse . - " Why , " thought he , " am I thus spited by fortune ? — The only thing she's given me is - nothing ! — D — n everything ! " exclaimed Mr. Titmouse aloud , at the same time starting off ...
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... minutes with apparent interest ; and then , with a countenance in which pity struggled with contempt , muttered , loud enough to be heard by all near him , " poor devil ! " and walked off . He had not pro- ceeded many steps , before it ...
... minutes with apparent interest ; and then , with a countenance in which pity struggled with contempt , muttered , loud enough to be heard by all near him , " poor devil ! " and walked off . He had not pro- ceeded many steps , before it ...
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anxious appearance attorney Attorney-General Aubrey's Battle of Prague beautiful Charles client countenance court dear sir deed dinner door excited exclaimed eyes feelings felt gentleman gents glass Grilston hair hand hath head hear heard heart hour Huckaback Hucky inquired Titmouse interrupted John Doe Kate lady laughed learned friend length letter look Lord Lord Widdrington Lynx manner matter Messrs mind minutes Miss Aubrey Miss Quirk Miss Tag-rag morning Mortmain mother mouse never night o'clock occasion old Quirk Oxford Street Parkinson pause plaintiff pocket poor Titmouse pounds present Quirk and Gammon quoth replied Titmouse Runnington Saffron Hill Satin Lodge seemed shillings sigh smile Snap soon sort soul Squallop Steggars stood Subtle sudden suddenly Sunday sure Tatham tell there's thing thought thousand a-year Titmouse's Tittlebat Titmouse tone turned walked Yatton
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