Oliver Twist

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1 Oliver Twist ‘Serve him right!’ cried Sikes, struggling to disengage himself from the girl’s grasp. ‘Stand off from me, or I ...

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1 Oliver Twist The Jew saw that it would be hopeless to affect any further mistake regarding the reality of Miss Nancy’s rage; ...

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1 Oliver Twist by these reproaches; ‘a mischief worse than that, if you say much more!’ The girl said nothing more; but, teari ...

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1 Oliver Twist CHAPTER XVII OLIVER’S DESTINY CONTINUING UNPROPITIOUS, BRINGS A GREAT MAN TO LONDON TO INJURE HIS REPUTATION I ...

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10 Oliver Twist Mr. Bumble emerged at early morning from the workhouse-gate, and walked with portly carriage and com- manding s ...

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1 Oliver Twist me.’ ‘Oh! you mustn’t be too hard upon them, sir,’ said Mrs. Mann, coaxingly. ‘The Clerkinwell Sessions have br ...

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1 Oliver Twist The child meekly raised his eyes, and encountered those of Mr. Bumble. ‘What’s the matter with you, porochial D ...

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1 Oliver Twist with sundry moral reflections on the too-prevalent sin of discontent and complaining, composed himself to read ...

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1 Oliver Twist knew he was. A beadle all over!’ Mr. Brownlow gently shook his head to impose silence on his friend, and resume ...

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00 Oliver Twist ‘Never!’ ‘You old women never believe anything but quack-doc- tors, and lying story-books,’ growled Mr. Grimwig ...