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Pen had some difficulty in recognising, under the broad-brimmed hat and the vast
greatcoats and neckcloths, with which the new comer was habited, the person
and figure of his quondam schoolfellow, Mr. Foker. A year's absence had made ...
Pen had some difficulty in recognising, under the broad-brimmed hat and the vast
greatcoats and neckcloths, with which the new comer was habited, the person
and figure of his quondam schoolfellow, Mr. Foker. A year's absence had made ...
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“By gad, sir, I sometimes dream, now, that the Doctor's walking into me,” Foker
continued (and Pen smiled as he thought that he himself had likewise fearful
dreams of this nature). “When I think of the diet there, 'by gad, sir, I wonder how I
stood ...
“By gad, sir, I sometimes dream, now, that the Doctor's walking into me,” Foker
continued (and Pen smiled as he thought that he himself had likewise fearful
dreams of this nature). “When I think of the diet there, 'by gad, sir, I wonder how I
stood ...
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Mr. Foker's behaviour was quite different. He inquired for Rummer and the cold in
his nose, told Mrs. Rummer a riddle, asked Miss Rummer when she would be
ready to marry him, and paid his compliments to Miss Brett, the other young lady
in ...
Mr. Foker's behaviour was quite different. He inquired for Rummer and the cold in
his nose, told Mrs. Rummer a riddle, asked Miss Rummer when she would be
ready to marry him, and paid his compliments to Miss Brett, the other young lady
in ...
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It was in vain that Pen recalled to his own mind how stupid Foker used to be at
school—how he could scarcely read, how he was not cleanly in his person, and
notorious for his blunders and dullness. Mr. Foker was not much more refined
now ...
It was in vain that Pen recalled to his own mind how stupid Foker used to be at
school—how he could scarcely read, how he was not cleanly in his person, and
notorious for his blunders and dullness. Mr. Foker was not much more refined
now ...
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“His mother knows he's out, sir,” Mr. Foker remarked : “ don't she, Pendennis ? ” “
But that does not prove that he had not better come home with me,” the Doctor
growled, and he walked off with great dignity. “Old boy don't like the weed, ...
“His mother knows he's out, sir,” Mr. Foker remarked : “ don't she, Pendennis ? ” “
But that does not prove that he had not better come home with me,” the Doctor
growled, and he walked off with great dignity. “Old boy don't like the weed, ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The history of Pendennis Band 3 von Works, William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Autor | William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Verlag | Smith, Elder ;Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1901 |
| Original von | Ohio State University |
| Digitalisiert | 24. Mai 2013 |
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