David Copperfield

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1 David Copperfield CHAPTER 8 MY HOLIDAYS. ESPECIALLY ONE HAPPY AFTERNOON W hen we arrived before day at the inn where the mai ...

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1 David Copperfield ‘Have you told her so, Mr. Barkis?’ ‘No - no,’ growled Mr. Barkis, reflecting about it. ‘I ain’t got no ca ...

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1 David Copperfield And I went softly into the room. She was sitting by the fire, suckling an infant, whose tiny hand she held ...

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1 David Copperfield Her own was as red as ever I saw it, or any other face, I think; but she only covered it again, for a few ...

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10 David Copperfield shoulder, and once more felt her beautiful hair drooping over me - like an angel’s wing as I used to think ...

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1 David Copperfield my mother. ‘You are as jealous of Miss Murdstone as it is possible for a ridiculous creature to be. You wa ...

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1 David Copperfield looking silently at the fire. ‘There, Peggotty,’ said my mother, changing her tone, ‘don’t let us fall out ...

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1 David Copperfield ‘Counting from when?’ ‘From today, ma’am.’ ‘Oh!’ said Miss Murdstone. ‘Then here’s one day off.’ She kept ...

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1 David Copperfield boorish, and dull. I felt that I made them as uncomfortable as they made me. If I came into the room where ...

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10 David Copperfield ‘I think, Clara,’ said Mr. Murdstone, in a low grave voice, ‘that there may be better and more dispassiona ...