Little Dorrit
Little Dorrit
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This did not make the night's adventure run any less hotlyin Mr Dorrit's mind, either when he sat down by his fire again, orwhen he went to bed. All night he haunted the dismal house, saw the twopeople resolutely waiting, heard the woman with her apron over her facecry out about the noise, and found the body of the missing Blandois, nowburied in the cellar, and now bricked up in a wall.
CHAPTER 18. A Castle in the Air Manifold are the cares of wealth and state. Mr Dorrit's satisfaction inrememb...ering that it had not been necessary for him to announce himselfto Clennam and Co. , or to make an allusion to his having had anyknowledge of the intrusive person of that name, had been dampedover-night, while it was still fresh, by a debate that arose within himwhether or no he should take the Marshalsea in his way back, and lookat the old gate. He had decided not to do so; and had astonished thecoachman by being very fierce with him for proposing to go over LondonBridge and recross the river by Waterloo Bridge--a course which wouldhave taken him almost within sight of his old quarters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This did not make the night's adventure run any less hotlyin Mr Dorrit's mind, either when he sat down by his fire again, orwhen he went to bed. All night he haunted the dismal house, saw the twopeople resolutely waiting, heard the woman with her apron over her facecry out about the noise, and found the body of the missing Blandois, nowburied in the cellar, and now bricked up in a wall.
CHAPTER 18. A Castle in the Air Manifold are the cares of wealth and state. Mr Dorrit's satisfaction inrememb...ering that it had not been necessary for him to announce himselfto Clennam and Co. , or to make an allusion to his having had anyknowledge of the intrusive person of that name, had been dampedover-night, while it was still fresh, by a debate that arose within himwhether or no he should take the Marshalsea in his way back, and lookat the old gate. He had decided not to do so; and had astonished thecoachman by being very fierce with him for proposing to go over LondonBridge and recross the river by Waterloo Bridge--a course which wouldhave taken him almost within sight of his old quarters.
What to read after Little Dorrit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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