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Great Expectations - Dickens, Charles ยท 54 words
We all looked awkwardly at the tablecloth while this was going on. A pause succeeded, during which the honest and irrepressible baby made a series of leaps and crows at little Jane, who appeared to me to be the only member of the family irrespective of servants with whom it had any decided acquaintance.
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