[Life And Adventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit by Charles Dickens]@TWC D-Link bookLife And Adventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit CHAPTER NINE 9/56
This is his sister, so I leave you to suppose what SHE is.
I shall be obliged to laugh outright, I know I shall!' cried the charming girl, 'I never shall be able to keep my countenance.
The notion of a Miss Pinch presuming to exist at all is sufficient to kill one, but to see her--oh my stars!' Mrs Todgers laughed immensely at the dear love's humour, and declared she was quite afraid of her, that she was.
She was so very severe. 'Who is severe ?' cried a voice at the door.
'There is no such thing as severity in our family, I hope!' And then Mr Pecksniff peeped smilingly into the room, and said, 'May I come in, Mrs Todgers ?' Mrs Todgers almost screamed, for the little door of communication between that room and the inner one being wide open, there was a full disclosure of the sofa bedstead in all its monstrous impropriety.
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