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[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #15/147 Childers replied pointedly, that he was not at all astonished to hear it.‘Very well,’ said Bounderby. ‘I was born in a dit

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[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #14/147 ‘It was you, I believe, that were wishing to see Jupe?’‘It was,’ said Mr Gradgrind. ‘His daughter has gone to fetch him, b

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7 months ago

[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #13/147 CHAPTER 6Sleary’s HorsemanshipTHEname of the public house was the Pegas

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[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #12/147 I asked her if she would know how to define a horse tomorrow, and offered to tell her again, and she ran away, and I ran after her, sir, tha

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8 months ago

[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #11/147 6Then, came the experienced chaplain of the jail,7with more tabular statements, outdoing all the previous tabular stat

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[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #10/147 CHAPTER 5The Key-noteCOKETOWN, to which Messrs Bounderby and Gradgrind

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[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #9/147 The reason is (as you know) the only faculty to which education should be addressed. And yet, Bounderby, it would appear from this unexpecte

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8 months ago

[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #8/147 Then I became a young vagabond; and instead of one old woman knocking me about and starving me, everybody of all ages knocked me about and s

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9 months ago

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[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #7/147 CHAPTER 4Mr BounderbyNOTbeing Mrs Grundy, who wasMr Bounderby?

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[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #6/147 The clashing and banging band attached to the horse-riding establishment which had there set up its rest in a wooden pavilion, was in full b

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[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #5/147 CHAPTER 3A LoopholeMRGRADGRINDwalked homeward from the s

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[Literature] Charles Dickens: Hard Times #4/147 You are not to have, in any object of use or ornament, what would be a contradiction in fact. You don’t walk upon flowers in fact; you canno

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