David Copperfield

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0 David Copperfield downstairs. I was surprised, when I came to Mr. Barkis’s house, to find Ham walking up and down in front o ...

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0 David Copperfield He put his hand into the breast of his shaggy jacket, and took out with great care a pretty little purse. ...

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0 David Copperfield ‘It’s all yourn, Em’ly,’ I could hear him say. ‘I haven’t nowt in all the wureld that ain’t yourn, my dear ...

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0 David Copperfield ing this supplication, which in its agony and grief was half a woman’s, half a child’s, as all her manner ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 0 CHAPTER 23 I CORROBORATE Mr. DICK, AND CHOOSE A PROFESSION W hen I awoke in the morning I th ...

10 David Copperfield While we were at breakfast, a letter was delivered to me from my aunt. As it contained matter on which I t ...

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1 David Copperfield ‘Well, I don’t know,’ replied Steerforth, coolly. ‘You may as well do that as anything else, I suppose?’ I ...

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1 David Copperfield my favour. ‘That’s a laudable proceeding on the part of our aunt, at all events,’ said Steerforth, when I ...

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1 David Copperfield to the door in the roof, I don’t know - and consisted of a roast fowl, a steak, and some vegetables, to al ...

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1 David Copperfield ing her hands upon her folded skirts, replied as follows: ‘Trot, my child, if I have any object in life, i ...

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 0 David Copperfield world. I entreat, I order you!’ ‘Good Heaven, aunt!’ said I. ‘He is nothing but a sturdy beggar.’ ‘You do ...