Bentley's Miscellany, Том 3Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith Richard Bentley, 1838 |
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... never known the love of friends or kindred , it might come to him now , when , desolate and deserted , he stood alone in the midst of wickedness and guilt . He had concluded his prayer , but still remained with his head buried in his ...
... never known the love of friends or kindred , it might come to him now , when , desolate and deserted , he stood alone in the midst of wickedness and guilt . He had concluded his prayer , but still remained with his head buried in his ...
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... never come near London - never , never ! Oh ! pray have mercy upon me , and do not make me steal : for the love of all the bright angels that rest in heaven , have mercy upon me ! " The man to whom this appeal was made swore a dreadful ...
... never come near London - never , never ! Oh ! pray have mercy upon me , and do not make me steal : for the love of all the bright angels that rest in heaven , have mercy upon me ! " The man to whom this appeal was made swore a dreadful ...
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... never would have thought of the possibility of going to see the new actress ! " The President defended himself , and in turn became the accuser . " Is it for you to complain of me , when you were the first to look at your watch , and to ...
... never would have thought of the possibility of going to see the new actress ! " The President defended himself , and in turn became the accuser . " Is it for you to complain of me , when you were the first to look at your watch , and to ...
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... never recovered . But the most extraordinary part of her life yet remains to be noticed . While she was passionately ... never to have hoped or desired from him anything more than the happiness de- rived from reciprocity of affection ...
... never recovered . But the most extraordinary part of her life yet remains to be noticed . While she was passionately ... never to have hoped or desired from him anything more than the happiness de- rived from reciprocity of affection ...
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... never has poor wretch prayed for it more earnestly . Ah ! if you only knew— if you only read , what happiness was once derived , by a strong and impassioned soul , from the pleasure of being loved by me ! He used to compare the love ...
... never has poor wretch prayed for it more earnestly . Ah ! if you only knew— if you only read , what happiness was once derived , by a strong and impassioned soul , from the pleasure of being loved by me ! He used to compare the love ...
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