Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870, Fildes, Luke, Sir, 1844-1927 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 74
nate than I am, which may easily be), but the tedious, un-changing round of this dull jilace. Uj^on my soul, Jack, says Edwin, comj^lacently, I feel quiteapologetic for having my way smoothed as you describe. Butyou know what I know. Jack, and it may not be so very easy asit seems, after all. May… … DAGGERS DRAWN. 51 self-possessed, looks to Neville, as expecting his answer or com-ment. When Neville speaks, his speech is also thick and in-distinct. It migrht have been better for Mr. Drood to have known somehardships, he says, defiantly. Pray, retorts Edwin, turning merely his eyes in that…
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