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Life And Adventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit

CHAPTER FIVE
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Very airy.

Plants you observe; hyacinths; books again; birds.' These birds, by the bye, comprised, in all, one staggering old sparrow without a tail, which had been borrowed expressly from the kitchen.
'Such trifles as girls love are here.

Nothing more.

Those who seek heartless splendour, would seek here in vain.' With that he led them to the floor above.
'This,' said Mr Pecksniff, throwing wide the door of the memorable two-pair front; 'is a room where some talent has been developed I believe.

This is a room in which an idea for a steeple occurred to me that I may one day give to the world.


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