Nicholas Nickleby (Unabridged)
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The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby… |
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With a portion of this property… |
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From what we have said of this young gentleman… |
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Chapter 2: Of Mr. Ralph Nickleby, and his establis |
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Mr. Nickleby closed an account-book… |
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Noggs gave vent to his usual grunt… |
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Meanwhile, and pending the arrangement… |
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Mr. Ralph Nickleby seconded the resolution… |
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Chapter 3: Mr. Ralph Nickleby receives sad tidings |
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Mr. Nickleby looked very indignant… |
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Climbing up another perpendicular flight… |
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The mutual inspection was at length… |
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'There!' said Ralph… |
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Chapter 4: Nicholas and his uncle… |
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When you walk up this yard… |
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The stranger continued. |
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Having entered Mr. Snawley's address… |
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His father is dead… |
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Chapter 5: Nicholas starts for Yorkshire. |
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He found that learned gentleman sitting at breakfa |
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If the proprietor of Dotheboys Hall… |
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When the guard… |
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Chapter 6: In which the occurrence of the accident |
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Expressing himself to this effect… |
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THE FIVE SISTERS OF YORK |
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Still wasting the precious hours… |
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The holy man, who had often urged the same point b |
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With the indifference or abstraction of one… |
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They sent abroad, to artists… |
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THE BARON OF GROGZWIG |
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What a pleasant thing filial piety is… |
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The poor baron bore it all as long as he could… |
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The baron took another look at his new friend… |
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Chapter 7: Mr. and Mrs. Squeers at home |
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Pending these little endearments… |
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This part of the conversation was rather unintelli |
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Chapter 8: Of the internal economy of Dotheboys Ha |
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Nicholas sighed involuntarily… |
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And yet this scene, painful as it was… |
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After some half-hour's delay… |
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According to half-yearly custom… |
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Another boy stood up… |
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But, for the present, his resolve was taken… |
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Chapter 9: Of Miss Squeers, Mrs. Squeers, Master S |
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Now, a proud usher in a Yorkshire school… |
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Miss Squeers glanced at the door… |
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It so fell out, that Mrs. Squeers's journey… |
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Mr. Browdie was not a gentleman of great conversat |
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'I never had such luck, really,' exclaimed coquett |
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Chapter 10: How Mr. Ralph Nickleby provided… |
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'It is only his manner, I believe,' observed Kate… |
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With an assumption of kindness… |
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'The lady's name,' said Ralph… |
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A liveried footman opened the door… |
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'Now, ma'am,' said Ralph… |
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Chapter 11: Newman Noggs inducts Mrs. and Miss Nic |
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It was no very easy matter to mistake Newman Noggs |
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Chapter 12: Whereby the reader will be enabled… |
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'What a situation!' cried Miss Squeers… |
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It is needless to say, that, by this time… |
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Here he raised up the brown bonnet… |
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The wretched creature, Smike… |
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Chapter 13: Nicholas varies the monotony… |
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There was, of course, a profound silence… |
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'No news of the scamp!' said the schoolmaster… |
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The news that Smike had been caught… |
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Mrs. Squeers, being out of breath… |
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After a brief consideration… |
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Nicholas could by no means be prevailed… |
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Chapter 14: Having the misfortune to treat… |
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Newman Noggs pointed to the bottom of a cupboard… |
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'My dear,' said Mr. Kenwigs… |
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After a great deal of trouble… |
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A gentle murmur seemed to say… |
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Chapter 15: Acquaints the reader with the cause an |
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With this gentle allusion to the absent Mr. Squeer |
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Newman, who had stood during… |
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The worthy gentleman then became… |
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This brief explanation over… |
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Chapter 16: Nicholas seeks to employ himself in a |
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'Cook,' said Tom, turning over… |
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Tom made no other reply… |
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Into Manchester Buildings Nicholas turned… |
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The time had been, when this burst of enthusiasm… |
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To this, Mr. Gregsbury read the following reply… |
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Mr. Gregsbury looked fixedly at Nicholas… |
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With this handsome offer… |
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Newman hastened, with joyful steps… |
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Chapter 17: Follows the fortunes of Miss Nickleby |
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'If you will be odiously, demnebly, outrageously j |
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Madame Mantalini's prudence… |
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Here Miss Knag paused to take breath… |
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There had existed not a little desire in the room… |
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Chapter 18: Miss Knag, after doting on Kate Nickle |
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Of such a highly disinterested quality… |
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As Miss Knag had never yet known… |
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With another sigh Mr. Knag… |
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At this high point, Miss Knag's friendship remaine |
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The circumstances of the little kingdom… |
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Chapter 19: Descriptive of a dinner at Mr. Ralph N |
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The blessing seemed to stick in Mr. Ralph Nickleby |
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The coachman gave a tremendous double knock… |
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When Ralph had completed the ceremonial of introdu |
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All this while, Kate had sat as silently as she co |
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The book fell from her hand… |
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Although this hurried dialogue… |
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Chapter 20: Wherein Nicholas at length encounters |
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'I need look somewhat changed,' he said… |
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Kate very well understood… |
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There really was no necessity for the good lady… |
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The grasp which had detained him relaxed… |
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Chapter 21: Madam Mantalini finds herself in a sit |
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Kate busied herself… |
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With these remarks, combining great pleasantry… |
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Kate was too sick at heart… |
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'You are a good temper?' asked Mrs. Wititterly… |
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Here, both Mr. and Mrs. Wititterly… |
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Chapter 22: Nicholas, accompanied by Smike… |
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'I don't know much of these matters,' resumed Nich |
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'No,' rejoined the youth… |
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By degrees, the prospect receded… |
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The two combatants went to work afresh… |
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While he was thus engaged… |
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There was a pause. |
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Chapter 23: Treats of the company… |
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As Mrs. Vincent Crummles… |
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'Mr. Folair,' said the manager… |
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The ladies were gathered in a little knot… |
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Mr. Crummles lived in St. Thomas's Street… |
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Chapter 24: Of the great bespeak for Miss Snevelli |
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Nicholas was standing with his back to the curtain |
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'What did you think of that?' asked Mr. Crummles… |
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At the stipulated hour next morning… |
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The conversation was here interrupted… |
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Mrs. Curdle had sat listening to this lucid explan |
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It was a trying morning… |
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Chapter 25: Concerning a young lady from London… |
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The arrival of the gifted subject… |
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Nicholas had much ado to prevent himself from laug |
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With these words, Mr. Lillyvick… |
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With such expressions of sorrow… |
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'It's very soon done, sir, isn't it?' inquired Mr. |
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This desperate threat effectually broke up the par |
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Chapter 26: Is fraught with some danger… |
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'Well,' replied Sir Mulberry… |
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Ralph ran over this brief summary… |
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Mrs. Nickleby was too much flurried… |
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What a delight, what a comfort… |
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Chapter 27: Mrs. Nickleby becomes acquainted… |
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Mr. Pluck, after feigning to be in a condition… |
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By degrees these raptures subsided… |
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Mrs. Nickleby had scarcely been put away… |
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But Sir Mulberry Hawk was not to be… |
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The evening came to an end at last… |
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Chapter 28: Miss Nickleby, rendered desperate by t |
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At this instant, while the Lady Flabella… |
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To judge from the glow… |
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That they came at all times and seasons… |
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I have always considered you a particularly well-b |
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Newman, with a grim smile at this manoeuvre… |
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We are connected in business… |
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Chapter 29: Of the proceedings of Nicholas… |
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Nicholas, in a state of much amazement… |
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As Mr. Folair was pretty well known… |
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The profoundest deference was paid to Nicholas tha |
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Chapter 30: Festivities are held in honour of Nich |
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'Heigho!' sighed Nicholas… |
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So these are some of the stories they invent… |
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To these good people Nicholas was presented… |
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Most public characters have their failings… |
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Miss Snevellicci's papa being greatly exalted… |
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All this was the occasion of much amusement… |
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Chapter 31: Of Ralph Nickleby and Newman Noggs… |
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He executed his commission… |
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'Damn him!' cried Newman… |
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Chapter 32: Relating chiefly to some remarkable co |
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With his heart beating violently… |
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Nicholas was in a perfect agony… |
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It was evident from the tone… |
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Chapter 33: In which Mr. Ralph Nickleby is relieve |
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The plated buttons disappeared… |
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As Nicholas and his sister were by this time compe |
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Chapter 34: Wherein Mr. Ralph Nickleby is visited… |
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And notwithstanding various blandishments… |
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On this repetition of Mr. Mantalini's fatal threat |
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'And what said he?' asked Ralph… |
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'He looks well, indeed,' returned Ralph… |
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'Are you stopping at your old quarters?' asked Ral |
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'We will both cry quits with him before long,'… |
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Chapter 35: Smike becomes known to Mrs. Nickleby a |
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At length the door opened again… |
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Mr. Crummles occurred to him more than once… |
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He moved away as he said this… |
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Passing through a warehouse… |
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'But hear this first – hear this first, brother Ne |
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'We must. We certainly must have a quarrel…' |
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Chapter 36: Private and confidential; relating to |
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In the midst of this general hubbub… |
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Hearing this mention of their old friend's name… |
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Chapter 37: Nicholas finds further favour in the e |
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Nor was this all. |
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With this casting down of his gauntlet… |
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At a quarter past five o'clock… |
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But there was no time to moralise… |
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By this time it was past eleven o'clock… |
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This was undoubtedly the case… |
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'Every time I go to the window,'… |
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Chapter 38: Comprises certain particulars… |
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Leaving it to pursue its journey… |
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Ralph shrugged his shoulders… |
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Ralph, who was no common observer… |
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The man looked from Squeers to Smike… |
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Obedient to this direction… |
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Chapter 39: In which another old friend… |
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To have seen Miss Squeers now… |
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'What do you think?' said that gentleman… |
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Now, the fact was, that at that particular moment… |
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Chapter 40: In which Nicholas falls in love… |
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He was going on, in his enthusiasm… |
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'Is there nobody in the house to cheer or help him |
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He had abundance of time to ruminate… |
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These repeated visits inflamed the curiosity… |
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It appeared, on further questioning… |
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'Well!' said Nicholas… |
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Chapter 41: Containing some romantic passages… |
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'Well, I will say,' observed Mrs. Nickleby… |
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As Kate rose from her seat… |
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Here he broke off to look round… |
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Repeating these last words with great rapture… |
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One of the hands being then cautiously unclasped… |
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Chapter 42: Illustrative of the convivial sentimen |
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'I dinnot know whether thou'd ever dreamt of it…' |
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'He's a bad 'un,' said John… |
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'This is the hend, is it?'… |
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While the foregoing conversation was proceeding… |
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Chapter 43: Officiates as a kind of gentleman ushe |
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Here a waiter who had been rubbing his hands… |
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Nicholas responded to these compliments… |
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Notwithstanding all that has been said… |
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'Mr. Nickleby,' said brother Charles… |
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There was a mighty bustle that night… |
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Chapter 44: Mr. Ralph Nickleby cuts an old acquain |
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'This Hawk will come back, however,'… |
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The sky had been lowering and dark… |
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'I am a most miserable and wretched outcast…' |
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'I neither revile nor threaten,'… |
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'What is the matter here?' said Ralph… |
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However, notwithstanding her firmness… |
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Chapter 45: Containing matter of a surprising kind |
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'Mr. Browdie,' said Kate… |
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'There's more to say and hear…' |
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Disc: 21 |
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This being purely a labour of love… |
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'The school was Mr. Squeers's,'… |
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'Now,' said Nicholas to the other two… |
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Chapter 46: Throws some light upon Nicholas's love |
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By this time brother Charles was in such a very wa |
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Pursuing this encomium upon the poor follower… |
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Then it came out by little and little… |
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To the row of houses indicated to him… |
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'Ring the bell, ring the bell,' said the sick man… |
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Chapter 47: Mr. Ralph Nickleby has some confidenti |
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Such was old Arthur Gride… |
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'I wouldn't deceive YOU, you know,'… |
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Disc: 22 |
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There was enough acerbity and sarcasm… |
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'There's something more to be told,' said Ralph… |
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Having delivered this observation… |
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'Still,' rejoined Ralph… |
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It might have moved a very hard… |
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Chapter 48: Being for the benefit of Mr. Vincent C |
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Mr. Crummles was unfeignedly glad to see him… |
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Nicholas responded to this confidence… |
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With this hasty apology… |
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The conversation threatened… |
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Chapter 49: Chronicles the further proceedings of |
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But there were other persons associated… |
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Disc: 23 |
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As the hearers did not echo this sentiment… |
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The good lady's surprise… |
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Frank Cheeryble and Tim Linkinwater… |
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It happened that Miss La Creevy… |
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Frank was not at all confident of his power… |
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Chapter 50: Involves a serious catastrophe |
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Fitted up with three tables… |
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This officer was busily plying his vocation… |
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Such was the ascendancy he had acquired… |
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Here, they encountered another party… |
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What a contrast, when they reached the street… |
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Chapter 51: The project of Mr. Ralph Nickleby and |
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Disc: 24 |
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'The bottle-green,' said old Arthur… |
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Mrs. Sliderskew appeared to approve highly… |
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In good fellowship… |
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'He is an idle ruffian,' said Ralph… |
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Chapter 52: Nicholas despairs of rescuing Madeline |
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You read me a good lesson, Newman… |
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Deploring the evil-mindedness… |
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The features of Mr. Lillyvick… |
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Immediately upon the utterance… |
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Newman had been a silent spectator… |
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Chapter 53: Containing the further progress of the |
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Bray and his daughter were sitting there alone. |
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Disc: 25 |
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The father was too much absorbed… |
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Long before Nicholas ceased to speak… |
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'Well-a-day!' he chuckled… |
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'Thieves! Thieves!' shrieked the usurer… |
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Long habit of weighing and noting well… |
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Chapter 54: The crisis of the project and its resu |
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'What a man it is!' cried Arthur Gride… |
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You see what a dry, shrivelled… |
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As the brother and sister stood side by side… |
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They all stood still… |
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Chapter 55: Of family matters, cares, hopes… |
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To this, Mrs. Nickleby only replied… |
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Disc: 26 |
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Who, slowly recovering from a disorder so severe… |
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At other times, when Nicholas came home at night… |
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'I think it my duty, Nicholas…' |
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Mrs. Nickleby shook her head… |
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Chapter 56: Ralph Nickleby, baffled by his nephew… |
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On their way, Ralph sat in the furthest corner… |
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'There is something missing…' |
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Striving, as it would seem… |
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'How often have I told you,' said Ralph… |
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Mr. Squeers, after following with his eye… |
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Chapter 57: How Ralph Nickleby's auxiliary… |
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'The pigs is well,' said Mr. Squeers… |
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Disc: 27 |
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'Do you see this? This is a bottle.' |
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'He's a treacherous old goat,' said Peg… |
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If the old woman had not been very deaf… |
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Chapter 58: In which one scene… |
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In a fortnight's time, he became too ill… |
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On a fine, mild autumn day… |
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Chapter 59: The plots begin to fail… |
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Of all men alive… |
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With these words, uttered with great emphasis… |
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At length he felt it was hopeless to remain… |
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'As nobody bids me to a seat,' said Ralph… |
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Ralph had put a great command upon himself… |
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Disc: 28 |
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The robbery, partly owing to the inquisitiveness… |
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Chapter 60: The dangers thicken… |
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'What document was it that you had?' asked Ralph… |
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He went home, and was glad… |
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The brothers conferred apart for a short time… |
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In the midst of a dead silence… |
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He went on, from this point… |
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Chapter 61: Wherein Nicholas and his sister forfei |
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Nicholas coloured again… |
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I have thought of this for weeks… |
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Here, Tim stopped and glanced anxiously… |
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'Mr. Nickleby,' said brother Charles… |
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Chapter 62: Ralph makes one last appointment… |
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Disc: 29 |
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While he was thus engaged… |
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But one tender thought… |
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He listened to the man's retreating footsteps… |
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Chapter 63: The brothers Cheeryble… |
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The old butler received them… |
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'I hardly dared to hope –' |
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Tim sat down beside Miss La Creevy… |
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By this time, the apoplectic butler was nearly in |
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Chapter 64: An old acquaintance is recognised… |
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Mr. Mantalini turned round… |
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The entrance of Mrs. Browdie… |
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Before that estimable lady could recover herself… |
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Chapter 65: Conclusion |
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