The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science, and ArtE. Littell & T. Holden, 1841 |
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... expression of stupid wonder . ) " Yes - four thou- sand pounds , Mr. Titmouse , at the very least - the very least . " Again he paused , keenly scrutinizing I - Titmouse's features by the light of the candles which just then were ...
... expression of stupid wonder . ) " Yes - four thou- sand pounds , Mr. Titmouse , at the very least - the very least . " Again he paused , keenly scrutinizing I - Titmouse's features by the light of the candles which just then were ...
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... expression of feature , a tone of voice , and a manner which indicated to the person he was addressing , that he was announcing a matured opinion , an in- flexible determination - and this , moreover , in the calmest , quietest way ...
... expression of feature , a tone of voice , and a manner which indicated to the person he was addressing , that he was announcing a matured opinion , an in- flexible determination - and this , moreover , in the calmest , quietest way ...
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... expression was overpower- ing . In his face Mr. Runnington beheld no longer the mild and melancholy expression to which he had been accustomed , but a sternness and power were apparent in his features , which he had not imagined them ...
... expression was overpower- ing . In his face Mr. Runnington beheld no longer the mild and melancholy expression to which he had been accustomed , but a sternness and power were apparent in his features , which he had not imagined them ...
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