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Pagina 6
... asked Miss Whatdyecallum - Miss Emery , Lady Clavering's daughter . " " O that little creature ! " Lady Agnes cried . " No , I think not , Harry . " " We must ask Miss Amory , " Foker said . Pendennis ; and - and he's very sweet upon ...
... asked Miss Whatdyecallum - Miss Emery , Lady Clavering's daughter . " " O that little creature ! " Lady Agnes cried . " No , I think not , Harry . " " We must ask Miss Amory , " Foker said . Pendennis ; and - and he's very sweet upon ...
Pagina 9
... asked , " I say , Anatole , when I engaged you , didn't you - hem - didn't you say that you could dress - hem— dress hair ? " The valet said , " Yes , he could . " " Cherchy alors une paire de tongs , -et - curly moi un pew , " Mr ...
... asked , " I say , Anatole , when I engaged you , didn't you - hem - didn't you say that you could dress - hem— dress hair ? " The valet said , " Yes , he could . " " Cherchy alors une paire de tongs , -et - curly moi un pew , " Mr ...
Pagina 15
... of your valuable and acute intellect , old boy ! " " What the deuce is that Poyntz a talking about ? " Mrs. Pinckney asked of her neighbour . " I hate him . PENDENNIS . 15 CARRIES THE READER BOTH TO RICHMOND AND GREEN-
... of your valuable and acute intellect , old boy ! " " What the deuce is that Poyntz a talking about ? " Mrs. Pinckney asked of her neighbour . " I hate him . PENDENNIS . 15 CARRIES THE READER BOTH TO RICHMOND AND GREEN-
Pagina 16
... asked their accomplished coachman whether he would not step . in and take something to drink , he declined with so melancholy an air , that they supposed that the Governor and he had had a difference , or that some calamity had befallen ...
... asked their accomplished coachman whether he would not step . in and take something to drink , he declined with so melancholy an air , that they supposed that the Governor and he had had a difference , or that some calamity had befallen ...
Pagina 19
... asked the Major , looking hard at Pen . Pen , with a laugh , said " that at one time he did think he was pretty well in Miss Amory's good graces . But my mother did not like her , and the affair went off . " Pen did not think it fit to ...
... asked the Major , looking hard at Pen . Pen , with a laugh , said " that at one time he did think he was pretty well in Miss Amory's good graces . But my mother did not like her , and the affair went off . " Pen did not think it fit to ...
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Pagina 436 - I do not like thee, Dr Fell. The reason why I cannot tell, But this I know, I know full well, I do not like thee, Dr Fell.
Pagina 437 - The man that lays his hand upon a woman, Save in the way of kindness, is a wretch Whom 'twere gross flattery to name a coward.