David Copperfield

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 David Copperfield I took leave of Mr. Peggotty, and Ham, and Mrs. Gum- midge, and little Em’ly, that day; and passed the nig ...

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 David Copperfield he said: ‘I suppose you are a pretty sharp fellow still? Eh, Brooks?’ ‘Aye! He is sharp enough,’ said Mr. ...

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 David Copperfield CHAPTER 11 I BEGIN LIFE ON MY OWN ACCOUNT, AND DON’T LIKE IT I know enough of the world now, to have almos ...

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