 | 1862 - 580 strani
...mark thla, and judge how my mind is troubled. The spectre came back, a week ago. Ever since it ha» been there now and again, by fits and starts." "At the light?" "At the Danger light." "What does it seem to do?" Hp repealed, if possible, wtlh increased pa^lon and vehemence,... | |
 | A. Hoppe - 1871 - 504 strani
...where the danger-lights were waning in the strengthening day. — DM J. p. 261: "The spectre came back, a week ago. Ever since, it has been there, now and...starts". — "At the light?" — "At the Danger-light." — ib. p. 263: there, was the Danger Alight. There was the dismal mouth of the tunnel. Darby and Joan... | |
 | A. Hoppe - 1871 - 500 strani
...the danger-lights were waning in the strengthening day. — I). M. J. p. 261: "The spectre came back, a week ago. Ever since, it has been there, now and again, bv fits and starts". — "At the light ï" — "At the Danger-light." — ¡bp 26У : there, was the... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1874 - 766 strani
...lamenting wail. He resumed. " Now, sir, mark this, and judge how my mind is troubled. The spectre came back a week ago. Ever since, it has been there, now and...it. It calls to me, for many minutes together, in an agonised manner, ' Below there ! Look out ! Look out ! ' It stands waving to me. It rings my little... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1877 - 628 strani
...lamenting wail. He resumed. " Now, sir, mark this, and judge how my mind is troubled. The spectre came back a week ago. Ever since, it has been there, now and...minutes together, in an agonized manner, ' Below there ! Look out ! Look out ! ' It stands waving to me. It rings my little bell — " I caught at that. "... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1880 - 878 strani
...lamenting wail. He resumed. " Now, sir, mark this, and judge how my mind is troubled. The spectre came back a week ago. Ever since it has been there, now and...minutes together, in an agonized manner, ' Below there ! Look out ! Look out ! ' It stands waving to me. it rings my little bell — " I caught at that. "... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1884 - 876 strani
...lamenting wail. He resumed. " Now, sir, mark this, and judge how my mind is troubled. The spectre came back a week ago. Ever since it has been there, now and...minutes together, in an agonized manner, ' Below there ! Look out ! Look out ! ' It stands waving to me. It rings my little bell — " I caught at that. "... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1884 - 1014 strani
...lamenting wail. He resumed. " Now, sir, mark this, and judge how my mind is troubled. The spectre came back a week ago. Ever since, it has been there, now and...minutes together, in an agonized manner, 'Below there! Look out! Look out!' It stands waving to me. It rings my little bell-" I caught at that. "Did it ring... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1890 - 416 strani
...lamenting wail. He resumed. "Now, sir, mark this, and judge how my mind is troubled. The spectre came back a week ago. Ever since, it has been there, now and...minutes together, in an agonized manner, ' Below there ! Look out ! Look out ! ' It stands waving to me. It rings my little bell — " I caught at that. "... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1894 - 586 strani
...lamenting wail. He resumed. " Now, sir, mark this, and judge how my mind is troubled. The spectre came back a week ago. Ever since, it has been there, now and...it. It calls to me, for many minutes together, in an agonised manner, ' Below there ! Look out ! Look out ! ' It stands waving to me. It rings my little... | |
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... True, sir. True. Precisely as it happened, so I tell it you." I could think of nothing to say, to any purpose, and my mouth was very dry. The wind and the wires took up the story with a long lamenting wail. He resumed. "Now, sir, mark this, and judge... 
