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He tried vainly to speak the dead woman's name , vainly to stretch forth his hand across the table to learn if she were there . His throat was powerless , his arms and hands were like lead . Then occurred something most frightful .
He tried vainly to speak the dead woman's name , vainly to stretch forth his hand across the table to learn if she were there . His throat was powerless , his arms and hands were like lead . Then occurred something most frightful .
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the bride repeats , and her parasol breaks in her angry hand . His colour has turned to a livid white , and ominous marks have come to light about his nose , as if the finger of the very devil himself had , within the fast few moments ...
the bride repeats , and her parasol breaks in her angry hand . His colour has turned to a livid white , and ominous marks have come to light about his nose , as if the finger of the very devil himself had , within the fast few moments ...
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The time so melted away , that our early dinner - hour drew close at hand , and Estella left us to prepare herself . We had stopped near the centre of the long table , and Miss Havisham , with one of her withered arms stretched out of ...
The time so melted away , that our early dinner - hour drew close at hand , and Estella left us to prepare herself . We had stopped near the centre of the long table , and Miss Havisham , with one of her withered arms stretched out of ...
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| Titel | Wives, Women and Wenches: As Seen by British and American Authors Seven Seas books |
| Autor/in | Margaret Stewart |
| Herausgeber | Margaret Stewart |
| Zusammengestellt von | Margaret Stewart |
| Verlag | Seven Seas Publishers, 1966 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 25. Okt. 2007 |
| Länge | 284 Seiten |
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