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Pagina 8
... poor little mite , she expected everybody to know her name and all about her ; and no- thing put her in such a ... Poor , poor ! ' which was nearly all that he could say . Not that he was to blame , of course , nor would any one having ...
... poor little mite , she expected everybody to know her name and all about her ; and no- thing put her in such a ... Poor , poor ! ' which was nearly all that he could say . Not that he was to blame , of course , nor would any one having ...
Pagina 293
... poor creatures ; and I was glad when I had passed them and was within the gates of the station . My watch , I found , was a little faster than the railway time , so that I had a minute or two to spare ; and handing the cabby his six ...
... poor creatures ; and I was glad when I had passed them and was within the gates of the station . My watch , I found , was a little faster than the railway time , so that I had a minute or two to spare ; and handing the cabby his six ...
Pagina 400
... poor - very poor ; that the dinner I have shared with you to- day is to me a criminal extrava- gance ? I lodge in a single chamber on the fourth storey ; I dine off a single plat at a small restaurateur's ; the utmost income I can allow ...
... poor - very poor ; that the dinner I have shared with you to- day is to me a criminal extrava- gance ? I lodge in a single chamber on the fourth storey ; I dine off a single plat at a small restaurateur's ; the utmost income I can allow ...
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