The Personal History of David Copperfield
The Personal History of David Copperfield
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Among all kinds of people a respect for them in their distress prevailed, which was fiill of gentleness and delicacy. The sea&ring m«n. kc^ OF DA VID COFPSRFIELD.
as7 apart, vdheoo those two were seen early, walking with slow steps on the beach ; '«)4- stood in knots, talking compassion- ately among themselves.
It was on the beach, close down by - the sea, that I found them. It would have^ been easv to perceive that they - had not slept all last night, even if Peg- gotty had ailed to tell me of... their still sitting just as I left them, when it was broad -day. They looked worn ; and I thought Mr. Peggotty's head was bowed in one night more than in all the years I had known him. But they were both as gra^ and steady as the sea itself: then lying beneath a dark sky, wave- , IjBss, — yet with a heavy roll upon it, as if it breathed in its rest, — and toudied, on the horizon, with a strip of silvery light from the unseen sun.
" We have had a mort of talk, sir," said Mr. Peggotty to me, when we had all three walked a little while in silence, .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among all kinds of people a respect for them in their distress prevailed, which was fiill of gentleness and delicacy. The sea&ring m«n. kc^ OF DA VID COFPSRFIELD.
as7 apart, vdheoo those two were seen early, walking with slow steps on the beach ; '«)4- stood in knots, talking compassion- ately among themselves.
It was on the beach, close down by - the sea, that I found them. It would have^ been easv to perceive that they - had not slept all last night, even if Peg- gotty had ailed to tell me of... their still sitting just as I left them, when it was broad -day. They looked worn ; and I thought Mr. Peggotty's head was bowed in one night more than in all the years I had known him. But they were both as gra^ and steady as the sea itself: then lying beneath a dark sky, wave- , IjBss, — yet with a heavy roll upon it, as if it breathed in its rest, — and toudied, on the horizon, with a strip of silvery light from the unseen sun.
" We have had a mort of talk, sir," said Mr. Peggotty to me, when we had all three walked a little while in silence, .
What to read after The Personal History of David Copperfield?
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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