Charles Dickens ✓
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- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 17Charles Dickens · 1 min read · 4.7K readsMr. Traveller, and the child, and the Tinker, went along very amicably in the sweet-scented eveningClassics
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 16Charles Dickens · 3 min read · 3.9K readsI say it's a unbearable and nonsensical piece of inconsistency, and I'm disgusted. I'm ashamed and disgustedClassics
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 15Charles Dickens · 4 min read · 4.7K readsWhen they came back next time, they should be received in a new manner; they should be avoided and shunned.Classics
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 14Charles Dickens · 3 min read · 4.1K readsAll the people she knew, got tainted by her lonely thoughts and turned bad.Classics
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 13Charles Dickens · 3 min read · 4K readsThere was a stealthy air about its innocent white curtains, and there were even dark hints of a dead girl lying.Classics
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 12Charles Dickens · 3 min read · 3.8K readsIf you would not mind leaving me, I should not mind being left. I am not afraid to stay in the house alone.Classics
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 11Charles Dickens · 3 min read · 4.1K readsWhy, you're such a darling, Miss, that it would be unkind of your Bella to make objections.Classics
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 10Charles Dickens · 3 min read · 3.9K readsThe lines of her placid little nose are so undecided in it that strangers to the work of art are observed to be exceedinglyClassics
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 9Charles Dickens · 3 min read · 4.1K readsWhen Miss Pupford and her assistant first foregathered, is not known to men, or pupils.Classics
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground - 8Charles Dickens · 3 min read · 4.3K readsMr. Traveller as if she were pleased to see him and were going to repose some childish confidence in himClassics
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