David Copperfield

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100  David Copperfield draw the placid veil before her face, through which she sat looking straight before her on the far dista ...

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100  David Copperfield ‘I think that she is living,’ I replied. ‘I doen’t know. Maybe the first shock was too rough, and in the ...

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100  David Copperfield find her tonight?’ He assented, and prepared to accompany me. Without appearing to observe what he was d ...

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100  David Copperfield a quieter place, aloof from the crowd, and where we should be less observed. I advised my companion, the ...

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1010 David Copperfield an obsolete old ferry-house. Its position is just at that point where the street ceases, and the road beg ...

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101  David Copperfield me no assurance but that she would sink before my eyes, until I had her arm within my grasp. At the same ...

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101  David Copperfield ‘Are you composed enough,’ said I, ‘to speak on the sub- ject which so interested you - I hope Heaven ma ...

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101  David Copperfield spair. ‘How can I go on as I am, a solitary curse to myself, a living disgrace to everyone I come near!’ ...

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101  David Copperfield ing pleasant, kind, and gentle to you. Bless her, I knew she was! I knew she always was, to all. You’re ...

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10 0 David Copperfield ‘In the name of the great judge,’ said I, ‘before whom you and all of us must stand at His dread time, d ...