David Copperfield

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10 David Copperfield This momentous pocket-book was a timely reminder to him of another transaction. On our return to the room ...

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10 David Copperfield ‘I wish Mr. Micawber, if I make myself understood,’ said Mrs. Micawber, in her argumentative tone, ‘to be ...

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110 David Copperfield He touched the younger woman I have mentioned on the shoulder, and Martha stood before me. ‘Heaven bless ...

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11 David Copperfield CHAPTER 58 ABSENCE I t was a long and gloomy night that gathered on me, haunted by the ghosts of many hop ...

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11 David Copperfield and hardly conscious of the objects as they fade before me. Listlessness to everything, but brooding sorr ...

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11 David Copperfield The packet was in my hand. I opened it, and read the writing of Agnes. She was happy and useful, was pros ...

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11 David Copperfield I fell to work, in my old ardent way, on a new fancy, which took strong possession of me. As I advanced i ...

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1 0 David Copperfield Whatever I might have been to her, or she to me, if I had been more worthy of her long ago, I was not no ...