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And now that I'm poor and blind , ageing through my troubles , they fasten on me , and vex and insult me like hens ravaging a DESMOULINS . Cockatrice ! Ha ha ! ha ha ha ! ( The daughter giggles . ) WILLIAMS . I have borne their vileness ...
And now that I'm poor and blind , ageing through my troubles , they fasten on me , and vex and insult me like hens ravaging a DESMOULINS . Cockatrice ! Ha ha ! ha ha ha ! ( The daughter giggles . ) WILLIAMS . I have borne their vileness ...
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Yes , say it , poor woman . It will sweeten this house ; for words of kindness from woman's lips here are as rare as light in the street - lamps of Drury Lane . DESMOULINS ( to the POOR WOMAN ) . Talk , drab !
Yes , say it , poor woman . It will sweeten this house ; for words of kindness from woman's lips here are as rare as light in the street - lamps of Drury Lane . DESMOULINS ( to the POOR WOMAN ) . Talk , drab !
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Poor soul , whatever her faults she must have suffered ! That heavy conventional widow's mourning seemed to have extinguished the buoyant beauty who had once even attempted to make eyes at hard - headed Peter Keene .
Poor soul , whatever her faults she must have suffered ! That heavy conventional widow's mourning seemed to have extinguished the buoyant beauty who had once even attempted to make eyes at hard - headed Peter Keene .
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| Título | The Cornhill Magazine |
| Editor | William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Colaborador | George Smith |
| Editora | Smith, Elder and Company, 1931 |
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