David Copperfield

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11  David Copperfield He lies down at my feet, stretches himself out as if to sleep, and with a plaintive cry, is dead. ‘Oh, A ...

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11  David Copperfield now, distinctly know. The spirit of Agnes so pervaded all we thought, and said, and did, in that time of ...

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11  David Copperfield wonders! As soon as he was released from overlooking Uriah Heep, whom he kept in such charge as I never ...

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11  David Copperfield ‘Have you thought how, Agnes?’ ‘Often! I am not afraid, dear Trotwood. I am certain of success. So many ...

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11  David Copperfield he couldn’t, to keep his own counsel for his daughter’s sake. If anybody speaks to me, I’ll leave the h ...

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11 0 David Copperfield from beginning to end - of a difficult affair. Those I.O.U.’s, and so forth, which Mr. Micawber gave him ...