The Novels And Tales of Charles Dickens, (Boz.).
The Novels And Tales of Charles Dickens, (Boz.).
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can the good woman possibly he aware that there is a person here who—" " Stay 1" said the gentleman. ** Wait a bit She doe.8 know. What then ?" ♦• What then, sir ?" cried Mr. Pecksniff. •' M%at then ? Do you know, sir, that I am the friend and relative of that sick gentleman 7 That I am his protector, his guardian, his—** ^Not his nieoe*s husband,** interposed the stranger, ** I *11 be sworn ; for he was there before you.** "* What do you mean 7** said Mr. Pecksniff; with indignant surprise. " ...What do you tcU me, sir ?" "Wait a bit!** cried the other. ** Perhaps you are a cousin — the cousin who lives in this place 7** ** I am the cousin who lives in this place,** replied the man of worth.
** Your name is Pecksniff 7** saiSthe gentleman.
- It is.** **I am proud to know you, and I ask your pardon,** said the gentleman, touching his hat, and subsequently diving behind his cravat for a Digitized by VjOOQ IC LIFE AND ADVENTURES OP 26 phirt-eoDtr, vshich^ however, he did not snoMirf in bringing to tho surftoe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
can the good woman possibly he aware that there is a person here who—" " Stay 1" said the gentleman. ** Wait a bit She doe.8 know. What then ?" ♦• What then, sir ?" cried Mr. Pecksniff. •' M%at then ? Do you know, sir, that I am the friend and relative of that sick gentleman 7 That I am his protector, his guardian, his—** ^Not his nieoe*s husband,** interposed the stranger, ** I *11 be sworn ; for he was there before you.** "* What do you mean 7** said Mr. Pecksniff; with indignant surprise. " ...What do you tcU me, sir ?" "Wait a bit!** cried the other. ** Perhaps you are a cousin — the cousin who lives in this place 7** ** I am the cousin who lives in this place,** replied the man of worth.
** Your name is Pecksniff 7** saiSthe gentleman.
- It is.** **I am proud to know you, and I ask your pardon,** said the gentleman, touching his hat, and subsequently diving behind his cravat for a Digitized by VjOOQ IC LIFE AND ADVENTURES OP 26 phirt-eoDtr, vshich^ however, he did not snoMirf in bringing to tho surftoe.
What to read after The Novels And Tales of Charles Dickens, (Boz.).?
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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